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Redbud Blossoms

Redbuds are just starting to bloom. These small native trees bloom in early spring, just when you need them. However, they don’t live very long; many decline after 20 years … Continued

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Virginia Bluebell

The Bluebells are starting to boom this week at the Prairie Garden Trust (PGT). Here the flower buds and leaves have just emerged. 

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Spring Beauty

I’m starting to see some of the early spring wildflowers in the woods at the Prairie Garden Trust (PGT). These are one of my favorites. 

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Indian Grass

The seed-heads of this native grass sparkles when backlit by sunshine. This is a picture taken in August at the Prairie Garden Trust (PGT).

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Flowering Dogwood

It’s cold and snowing outside this morning but in a month Dogwoods will start blooming.  I’m ready! 

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Water Lily

One of my favorite wildflowers.  This is a picture taken in June at the Prairie Garden Trust (PGT).

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Redbud

Redbuds will start to bloom in about a month. These small native trees have magenta-pink blossoms that can appear anywhere on the tree, even the trunk.

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Lichen Moss Mix

Sometimes you can find a miniature landscape if you’re willing to get down on your hands and knees. This is on the north side of The Point; the rocky bluff … Continued

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Flowering Dogwood

Dogwoods are my favorite flowering tree. The peak time to see their blooms in Missouri is from mid-April to mid-May.

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Little Bluestem

Native grasses can have beautiful colors and texture. This picture was taken in October.

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