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The Smell of Spring

February 9, 2022 by Carol O

by Josh Palumbo, Forest Management Coordinator

The harbingers of spring come in a variety of forms. From migrating birds to budding trees, few are ready when one of the earliest signs of spring emerges from its wet soil home. This omen of spring is the well named skunk cabbage that appears in late winter in wetland soils across the Piedmont.  Read more:

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Filed Under: From The Ground Up, Native Plants /Wildlife Habitats, Perennials /Annuals Tagged With: First blooms of spring

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