I (Laura) took a stroll through Mertensia Park, Fishers Park and along Domine Trail on a sunny Monday afternoon (April 15, 2024). Here's what I saw:
| Lots of WHITE trout lilies! |
| as well as yellow trout lilies |
| cut leaf tooth wort |
| early meadow rue around trout lilies |
| only three patches of lesser celandine. Great work to our dig crew! |
| this would have been lesser celandine if we didn't dig in March |
| trout lily with mertensia leaves |
| These will be blooming soon enough |
| getting ready for Mother's Day? |
Now onto Fishers Park:
| English daisies |
| Marsh Marigolds |
| coltsfoot |
| bloodroot |
| skunk cabbage |
| ramps (wild leeks) seen at Fishers Park and Domine |
| millipede (or lunch?) |
And then a wander through the Domine Trail:
| more trout lilies - just yellow |
| red trillium |
| bloodroot and spring beauty |
| early blue cohosh |
| blue cohosh and early blue cohosh |
| cutleaf toothwort, early blue cohosh, bloodroot, trout lily leaves |
| more blue cohosh and early blue cohosh |
| hepatica |
| early meadow rue |
| cutleaf toothwort |
| mayapples |
| spring beauties |
| white trillium |
Please share what you're seeing to canandaiguabotanical@gmail.com - I'm happy to add them here.
