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Spring Ephemerals Blooming on the Wildflower Trail!
The first wildflowers of the season are always a welcome reprieve after a long winter and March through May are the prime months to spot these fleeting native beauties.
Sunshine in a Shrub: Forsythia spp. (forsythia)
The dayglow mounds of Forsythia blooms are a sure sign that spring is here. Come see them today — peak blooms only last 1–3 weeks!
Bloom Highlight: Helleborus sp. (Lenten rose)
The nodding, bell-shaped inflorescences of the Lenten rose resemble muted, antique-hued hoop skirts. Hellebore blooms open as early as December in some areas, and their color and form persist for up to 4 or 5 months!