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Written by Ernest Wilson
October 18, 2017
Spice Bush Flowers
Spice Bush blooms
October 18, 2017 by Ernest Wilson
Category: Spring Wildflowers.Tag: Byrd Park (behind Carillon), Ferndale (Matoaca), Forest Hill Park, Green Flowers, James River Park North Bank, James River Park South Bank, James River Park South Bank (west of Boulevard Bridge), Larus Park, Lee Park (Petersburg), Pocahontas State Park (Swift Creek Flood Plain), Pony Pasture, Powhite Park, Shrub

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Maymont Brown Flowers Byrd Park James River Park Shores and Islands woods Purple Flowers Grass Larus Park woods Byrd Park (behind Carillon) Pocahontas State Park (Swift Creek Flood Plain) Green Flowers Yellow Flowers Lee Park (Petersburg) Shrub Flood Plains Fruit Forest Hill Park James River Park Shores and Islands James River Park South Bank Powhite Park woods Pony Pasture Pawpaw Island Larus Park James River Park Pink Flowers Blue Flowers Ferndale (Matoaca) Everywhere Ashton Creek Marsh (R. Garland Dodd Park - Ennon) Tree Wildflower Pocahontas State Park (Big Poplar Trail) Red Flowers James River Park South Bank (west of Boulevard Bridge) Pocahontas State Park (Swift Creek Forest Road) Ferndale Park Powhite Park James River Park North Bank Vine Orange Flowers Lawns / Roadsides / Disturbed Areas Invasive White Flowers
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