29 July 2023
Simply over every week in the past the Botanical Society of Western Pennsylvania and Wissahickon Nature Club made their annual go to to Jennings Prairie for late July wildflowers. All of those species and extra had been seen on Friday 21 July. Proven listed below are:
This photograph of rattlesnake plantain exhibits the flower buds. Click here or on the photograph to see the whole plant with basal leaves.
Culver’s root was in bloom at Jennings however too removed from the path for a cellphone photograph. I discovered this one blooming on Thursday in a backyard close to Dippy the Dinosaur on the Carnegie Museum of Natural History. Do you see the bumblebee?
See extra photographs on the Wissahickon Trip Report and click on here for the complete list of species.
(photographs by Kate St. John)
