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Multiflora Rose

This attractive rose was introduced from Asia as a natural hedge and to attract wildlife. Unfortunately it’s invasive and has become a nuisance. When we find it at the PGT … Continued

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Ruby-throated Hummingbird

The hummingbirds are back and being very active. In addition to seeing them at our sugar feeder, I’ve also seen them feeding on several wildflowers, including Indian Paintbrush. 

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Spiderwort

This is what Spiderworts look like when the blossoms are fully open. The flowers open up during the morning and close by the afternoon. At the PGT you can find … Continued

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Orchard Grass

Flower heads are appearing on the cool season grasses that carpet many pastures. If you bump one of the flowers when it’s ripe, a cloud of pollen is released. This … Continued

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Copper Iris

This attractive wild iris is coming in to full bloom now. Look carefully and you’ll find it in shady areas along the edges of the ponds at the Prairie Garden … Continued

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Water Lily

 saw the first blooms on Water Lilies a couple of days ago. In a few weeks they should be in full bloom. At the Prairie Garden Trust (PGT) you can … Continued

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Spring Pond

New leaves glow in the sunshine and reflect off the surface of Beaver Lake.

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Blue Flag Iris

This native wildflower has just started blooming. It likes wet feet, so look for it along the edges of streams , ponds and lakes. 

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