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| Not sure what this is! Witch Hazel? |
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| Winter Aconite |
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| Magnolia flower buds |
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| Witch Hazel |
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| Crocus |
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| Crocus |
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| Crocus |
This blog is based in Northeast Ohio, what was "La Nation du Chat," the Cat Nation, as the French-Canadian furtraders called the Land of the Erie Indians. The blog will touch on many issues: nature, the environment, literature, poetry, society, and politics. Around here we think of the Lake Erie shoreline as the North Coast of the United States--a Frontier in the midst of the Rust Belt.
Saturday, March 29, 2014
Early Spring Flowers at Holden Arboretum
Not much progress this early spring, but there is some progress. At Holden Arboretum we saw winter aconite, snowdrops, skunk cabbage, spring-blooming witch hazel, and cornelian cherry (a kind of dogwood). The magnolia buds are swelling, and we saw some variety of heather in bloom.
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