Friends of the Wildflower Garden
Spring Flowers and Garden Scenes
Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden and Bird Sanctuary
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Spring returns again for many purposes - to start the cycle of growing things from seed to flower and again to seed. For the enchantment and beauty that spring holds and for the rapture of the new green which is a solace and a promise of peace and contentment. Former Curator Martha Crone
Spring - March to Early June
Flowering plant thumbnails sorted by color:
Early Spring -
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Late Spring
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Earliest and latest bloom dates of 25 common spring flowers.
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Photo Samplers
Illustrated Articles
– Article: Early Spring in the Garden by Martha Crone
– The Five Earliest Blooming Spring Plants in the Garden
– 25 Common Spring Blooming Plants in the Garden [with bloom dates]
– Five unusual late spring flowers
– Spring plants for a shady garden
Garden Plant Photo Identification Booklet
Photo top of page: American Plum, Prunus americana.
Photo useage: Photos on this site credited to G D Bebeau are available for use under the Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike (CC BY-SA 3.0) Photos with any other attribution are restricted. For inquiries use the "contact us" link.
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