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JEFF TOME Photos by Jeff Tome Every forest has its own wildflowers. These Virginia Bluebells prefer wet forests. Wildflowers explode across the forest floor like a slow moving fireworks show. It starts with a trickle of hepatica, then bursts with thousands of pink and white Spring Beauties blooming en masse. Then, bright yellow Trout Lilies bloom in bursts scattered through the forest. Trilliums appear after that, forming masses of white and maroon. The forest changes week by week each May as wildflowers burst out in full color, then disappear while another flower bursts out. The flowers don’t really disappear. Many of these perennials are probably older than I am and grow from the same root each year. Their flowers disappear, but the plants linger for weeks or months as they create seeds to spread their little plant babies about the forest. Later, they die back completely and leave their space open for a new flower to fill later in the season. ....
Plants and animals don’t live forever, and eventually every living thing breaks down, turning into soil, water, or air. Adults and the 3-8 year old child(r ....
Apr 25, 2021 Tuesday evening, May 4, is the next to last opportunity to learn about Starting a Successful Home Garden through the virtual series presented by Leigh Rovegno, Audubon Community Nature Center executive director. The youngster pictured is watering the garden at Lincoln Elementary School in Denver, Colo., where Rovegno previously ran a school garden program. Leigh Rovegno, Audubon Community Nature Center executive director, will present the fifth in her virtual seven-part series, Starting a Successful Home Garden, from 7 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, May 4. The presentation focuses on Planting Seedlings and Seeds Outdoors. Prior to coming to Audubon, Rovegno worked at a variety of organic farms located in places including New Hampshire, Italy, and Colorado. ....