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Prairie Rose

The wild prairie roses are coming into full bloom now. These native roses have large pink blossoms that are very fragrant. If left undisturbed they can grow into good size … Continued

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Fragrant Sumac

The berries of this native shrub are turning red now as the hairy clusters ripen. Wildlife enjoys the fruit and the leaves have some of the best fall color of … Continued

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Red Buckeye

The showy red flowers of this native shrub attract ruby-throated hummingbirds and bees. They start blooming in late April, right around the time the hummingbirds arrive. This can easily be … Continued

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Flowering Dogwood

Dogwoods are the most spectacular of the native, flowering trees. They are looking especially good at the PGT right now.

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Red Oak

The trees in the forest canopy are beginning to leaf out. As the leaves emerge, some go through a color change. This Northern Red Oak starts off red but as … Continued

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Wild Plum

There are many native trees blooming now. One that doesn’t get enough attention is wild plum. You can find it growing in pastures and thickets. It’s fast-growing and very ornamental.

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