This last week of May was a great
week to take a couple of hikes along the Ice Age Trails near Gardens at Waters East. So many spring flowers to see and
enjoy. Here are selections of the
many blooms now found in Wisconsin along the Ice Age Trails at Potawatomi State
Park in Door County, to the Ice Age Trails in Kewaunee and in Algoma. This is all a part of the important
Watershed that cradles and nurtures the Gardens
at Waters East. The weather was great. Indeed it was a nice time to be out walking.
ENJOY the HIKE
Nodding Trillium - Trillium cernuum
Apple Blossoms
Jack-in-the-pulpit
Blue eyed grass - Sisyrinchion
Anemone
Yellow Violet
Native Trillium
Dandelion
Wild Strawberry
Note of Interest:
Every photo, repeat, every
photo posted on this Blog has been and will continue to be only photos taken on
the property of Gardens at Waters East.
The exception will be those posted in the series – Watershed. For
important facts, details, and an overview of the watershed, refer to the
posting of July 2, 2011. The information there will place all
the photos in this special series in a proper context.
Lovely blooms and views! I'm hoping to hike that part of the Ice Age Trail later this summer. We will be spending some time in Door County, and hope to do that hike on the return trip. We do have some incredible resources here in our state!
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