|
Subscribe
RSS
Archive
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
|
Early Wildflowers of Nova ScotiaWildflowers are always special; a treat to see and smell, a boon to birds and bees, and a reminder of how it used to be everywhere before the strip loggers arrived. Dogwood
Golden Heather The Natural Resources Department(the strip loggers) does very little good but one thing they did do right was designating the semi-wilderness barrens and scrub forest of the south-eastern Chebucto Peninsula as a nature reserve. One of the reasons had to be the abundance of the semi-arctic Golden Heather.
Indian Pear
Painted Trillium
Rhodora
White Rhodora Rare with a very short flowering period
Keywords:
Canada,
Dogwood,
Golden Heather,
Indian Pear,
Nova Scotia,
Painted Trillium,
Rhodora,
White Rhodora
Comments
No comments posted.
Loading...
|
