Ask an Expert! Peculiar Herbaceous Spring Natives - Hoyt Arboretum
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In early spring, we often look for signs of new plant growth. In wet, damp sites, such as the edges of lakes, wetlands and seeps, there are a few native herbaceous perennials that start to pop out and that we often get questions about at Hoyt Arboretum. Here are a few interesting facts and identification Read more
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