Moon Day 17
Starts Apr 13, 2025 08:50 PM
Ends Apr 14, 2025 09:52 PM
Avoid binges and rowdiness.
This past week has been big on the flora scene. Several plants have flowered, including four North American natives.
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| Spring Beauty, a native of North America |
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Spring Beauty, a native of North America
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Spring Beauty, a native of North America
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Yellow harlequin, another a native of North America
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Yellow harlequin, another a native of North America
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Bloodroot, a native of North America
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Bloodroot, a native of North America
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| Chickweed, a native of Eurasia, now very common in North America |
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| Wild bleeding-heart, Native of North America |
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| Wild bleeding-heart, Native of North America |
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Perfoliate pennycress, native of Eurasia and North Africa |
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Speedwell, native of Europe, southwestern Eurasia, North Africa, and the Arabian Peninsula
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Speedwell, native of Europe, southwestern Eurasia, North Africa, and the Arabian Peninsula
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Speedwell, native of Europe, southwestern Eurasia, North Africa, and the Arabian Peninsula
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Speedwell, native of Europe, southwestern Eurasia, North Africa, and the Arabian Peninsula
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Speedwell, native of Europe, southwestern Eurasia, North Africa, and the Arabian Peninsula-
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Wild garlic. Several plants go by the name wild garlic; this is Allium vineale. Sometimes called wild chives. Notice the purple deadnettle to the left.
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| And of course our old friend the stinging nettle is back in all its resplendent glory. |
