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Skunk Cabbage!
After the Yellowstone trip, just had to walk around the Celery Farm and look for Skunk Cabbage, a sure sign of spring.
I struck out is several of the usual places, then saw a couple of emerging plants on the western section of the trail.
Soon after, I saw Skunk Cabbage everywhere. Snow may be forecast for Wednesday, but Spring is around the corner. Just not sure which corner yet.
More on Skunk Cabbage here.
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Used to always look for skunk cabbage growth in March, as I lived on Pearl Brook (Third River) in Clifton for many years. Now live in Palm Beach County.
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Mary Royce
Used to always look for skunk cabbage growth in March, as I lived on Pearl Brook (Third River) in Clifton for many years. Now live in Palm Beach County.