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
Echinacea the Purple Coneflower Perennial
Echinacea, otherwise known as Purple Coneflower, is native to the prairies of North America. We haven’t seen it in the wild up here in Pennsylvania, but we know it as a garden flower. Purple coneflower is a perennial that can … Continue reading
Blackberries Ripen in July After the Black Raspberries Are Gone
The wild black raspberries were delicious and plentiful this year. They ripen before the wild blackberries, so look for the black raspberries in June. We ate them for about three weeks in June, from the 8th to the 24th. By … Continue reading