Find a Flower
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Wild Herb Sightings
- Violet Jelly Made from Northern Downy Violets
- Blue and Yellow Iris Flowering in Pennsylvania
- Dogwood Trees Bloom After Serviceberries
- Serviceberry Trees Bloom at Woods Edge
- Spring Beauty is a Native Bulb
- Late Coltsfoot Flowers and Dark-eyed Juncos
- Plants Bloom Early in a Spring Surprise
- Early Spring in the PA Mountains
- First Weeds Blooming in February
- Chamomile Flowers Bloom in the Cold
Monthly Archives: July 2010
Ox-eye Daisy Pretty Along the Roads
The Ox-eye Daisy is very common along roadsides, in fields and waste places in the United States and Canada. Maybe it’s so common because it is an introduced or alien plant that isn’t native to this part of the world. … Continue reading
Poison Hemlock Prolific in the Fence Rows
From the end of May and for nearly the whole month of June we kept seeing this tall flowering weed everywhere. It pops up in fence rows, empty fields, along the highway, near the river and in waste areas. It’s … Continue reading