Tom R reported on a Wildflower Walk at Tyler Arboretum and mentioned the skunk cabbage were up. We had to go for a look, since we usually see skunk cabbage as large green leaves.
Galanthus sp/Snowdrops |
Helleborus sp/Hellebore |
Eranthis hyemalis/Winter Aconite buds |
Hamamelis x intermedia 'Old Copper'/ Hybrid Witchhazel |
Jasminum nudiflorum/Winter Jasmine |
Hamamelis x intermedia 'Feuerzauber'/Hybrid Witchhazel |
New path down to the Fruit Vault |
Fruit Vault or Root Cellar |
Stone chair (KSS) |
Snowdrops below Latchford Hall |
The Picture Bug below Latchford Hall |
Naturalized Crocus sp |
Stream from the Springhouse |
Stream under the bridge on its way to join Rocky Run |
Maclura pomifera/Osage Orange felled in 1954 by a hurricane |
A couple Symplocarpus foetidus/ Eastern Skunk Cabbage "flowers" |
On the left you see the spathe surrounding the knob-like spadix |
Lucille's Edible Garden has some Asian greens growing, like Brassica rapa/Tatsoi or Tat Choy |
Cones of the Cryptomeria japonica 'Black Dragon'/ Japanese Cedar |
Hmm, the cistern of the Cistern Garden |
Hamamelis x intermedia 'Spanish Spider'/Hybrid Witchhazel |
Slate walkway |
Painter Legacy Tree Cedrus libani/ Cedar of Lebanon, a PA Champion Tree |
Cryptomeria japonica 'Yoshino'/Japanese Cedar |
Hamamelis x intermedia 'Twilight'/Hybrid Witchhazel |
Hamamelis vernalis 'New Year Gold'/Vernal Witchhazel |
Chinonanthus praecox/Wintersweet |
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