April 20, 2010
A mustard. Flowers and young leaves are edible. Of course cyanide is edible, if you have no immediate plans.
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Now including tree blossoms!
Klehm Arboretum and Botanic Garden
Rockford, Illinois
Since late March I have been dropping by Klehm once or twice a week to watch the trees and wildflowers bloom. There's always something new. Click the photos for larger versions. And if you're in the Rockford area, be sure to stop by Klehm and do some exploring of your own.
Forgive my weak attempts at photography and, even more, my forays into wildflower identification. If I have it wrong, please let me know!
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- Pussytoes
- Starry False Solomon's Seal
- Swamp Buttercup
- Merry Bells
- Any ideas???
- While we're at it...
- Purple Trillium
- Roses are red, violets are...
- Common Buttercup
- Poet's Daffodil
- Pussytoes?
- Common Wintercress
- Common Dandelion
- Kidneyleaf Buttercup
- Garlic Mustard
- Plum-leaved Crabapple blossoms
- Siberian Crabapple buds opening
- Large-flowered Trillium
- Aristocrat Callery Pear blossoms
- White Redbud blossoms
- Pin Cherry blossoms, with friend
- Shadblow Serviceberry blossoms
- Plum-leaved Crabapple buds
- Pin Oak blossoms
- Eastern Redbud buds
- Saucer Magnolia blossoms opening
- Common Blue Violet
- Creeping Charlie
- Virginia Bluebells
- Henbit
- Common Blue Violet
- Creeping Charlie
- Periwinkle
- White Trout Lily
- Ohio Buckeye blossoms
- Saucer Magnolia buds
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