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; Delayed Flowering
Spring flowering plants are beginning to make their way up the slopes of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Shenandoah National Park, but a late Spring and cool nights have combined to delay the profusion usually displayed at tbis time of the year, according to a report from Superintendent R. Taylor Hoskins. Should mild weather prevail during the week and into the Memorial Day weekend, motOFists who choose Skyline Drive -as their destination should have an enjoyable holiday, Hos. kins predicted. . As of Monday, the three districts in the Park reported the following situation: North (Front Royal south to U. S. 211) - Most conspicuous is die dyers* woad, one of the common mustards. Also found along Skyline Drive are black mustard, wild strawberries, geraniums, moss phlox, and several varieties of violets A and some azaleas and poppies.j
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