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where they likely would have grown before the land was disturbed for farming and logging.
Bruce reported he had bloodroot, Virginia bluebells, rue anemone, marsh marigold, hepatica, spring beauties, and trout lily, so while the cold may have delayed some blooms, these species seemed to be on track.
Wanting to get a look at such wild bounty, I asked to come over but we couldn’t marry up our schedules until the next week. By that time, the first real heat wave of the year had finished off the blooming of the trout lily, hepatica, and spring beauties. The dutchman’s breeches still had blooms, but they were darkening and shrinking in the heat. Still in evidence were bloodroot, Virginia blue bells, rue anemone, and marsh marigolds.
Adding to the wild display in the woods now were also toad trillium, bluets and violets. It’s easy to forget sometime, looking at land that has long been dis
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