Oregon Wildflowers has two new reports
Tryon Creek State Park 3/31/15 If you want to see the beautiful trilliums in this park, you should go NOW rather than waiting until the Trillium Festival mid-month. Our friendly park ranger reports that the trilliums are peaking right now.
Lacamas Park 4/1/15 The common camas generally arrive here at the beginning of May, but today we saw hundreds of them in bloom. Full bloom is still a week or so away but now is a good time to go. Other wildflowers that we saw blooming include: Avalanche lilies, Blue-eyed Mary, Trillium, Dogwoods, Rosy Plectritis, Miner’s lettuce, Snow Queen, Bleeding Heart, Salmonberry, Oaks Toothwort, Pioneer Violets, Oregon Iris, Wholeleaf Saxifrage, Woodland Strawberries, and False Hellebore.
Pacific Northwest Wildflowers has three detailed flower and animal reports at these links
- March 30, 2015: Sevenmile Hill (USFS) from Sevenmile Hill Road
- March 29, 2015: Perham and Wygant Trails from Old Highway 30 one-quarter mile west of Mitchell Point.
- March 27, 2015: Memaloose Trail
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