Weekly Wildflowers – Schoodic Point, Acadia National Park, Winter Harbor, ME
Weekly Wildflowers – Schoodic Point, Acadia National Park, Winter Harbor, ME Read More »
What a lovely walk! We came for the troll, but did the entire pond loop, and found so many cool wildflowers. Definitely worth the drive.
Weekly Wildflowers – Browning Mill Pond, Arcadia Management Area, Exeter, RI Read More »
Indian Cucumber Root Medeola virginiana Other names: Indian Cucumber, Cucumber Root Family: Liliaceae (Lily Family) Range: Eastern North America Native: Native Native Habitat: Woodland understories Bloom Time: May to June Notes: The common name for this plant comes from the cucumber flavored root, which was foraged by Native Americans. (It’s no longer recommended for foraging
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This is the first time we’ve ever looked for spring flowers at Ferry Beach, and I was very impressed how far the starflower and Canada mayflower got into the sand dunes. The two pictures of those flowers with the pine needle flower are in the pitch pine back section of the dunes, along with the
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This is apparently the year of the Goldthread – it was all over both sites I visited this weekend, as well as my local walk last weekend. It does like it a little damp, and we’ve definitely been providing those conditions this week. As you can see, things are quite behind. We’re having our first
Weekly Wildflowers – Wolfes Neck Woods State Park, Freeport, ME Read More »
This is a bit of a cheat entry – there’s a carefully tended section of the woods that has wild flowers. Some are natives, some are natives of the area but were added here, and some are natives of neighboring regions, but are not native here. I actually came here because I knew they had
Weekly Wildflowers – Acton Arboretum, Acton, MA Read More »
This is one of my favorite local boggy walks. I plan my footwear for this place. It’s bone dry right now – very strange.
Weekly Wildflowers – Warren Woods, Scarborough, ME Read More »