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Bloodroot

One of the early spring wildflowers blooming now in the woods at the Prairie Garden Trust (PGT).They are named for the red (blood like) juice that runs from the roots … Continued

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Louisiana Waterthrush

We just heard our first spring warbler – a Louisiana Waterthrush. It looks drab, but the song is magical. It’s a series of sweet descending whistles followed by a jumble … Continued

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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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Field Sparrow

Migrating songbirds are starting to return. This week I’ve seen Field Sparrows and Phoebes at the Prairie Garden Trust. Spring is slowly coming on and with that we’re ready to … Continued

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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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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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Virginia Bluebells

The Bluebells are in peak bloom now at the Prairie Garden Trust (PGT). The best place to find them is in moist, rich woods.

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Flowering Dogwood

Dogwood flowers are one of the symbols of Spring. It’s nice that they bloom for a long time, often three or four weeks. At the PGT you can find them … Continued

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Spring Forest

The forest canopy is starting to fill and the oaks are starting to bloom. It’s a magical time of year. This is a view from the trail along the bluffs … Continued

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