BREC's Wildflower Park Guide

Ever wonder what the name of that beautiful flower on the trail is? Use this guide to help you decipher the blues from the purples and yellows from the golds. Spring and early Fall are the best seasons to go wildflowers exploring in BREC's Conservation Areas.

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red chokeberry ¹
Aronia arbutifolia

Prunus angustifolia

Carolina laurelcherry ²
Prunus caroliniana

Rum Cherry ³
Prunus serotina

coastal-plain dewberry ⁴
Rubus trivialis

shadblow ⁵
Amelanchier arborea

mountain strawberry ⁶
Fragaria virginiana

Crataegus opaca

Rosa bracteata

Cherokee rose ⁷
Rosa laevigata

Malus angustifolia ⁸

New Jersey Tea ⁹
Ceanothus americanus

Carolina buckthorn ¹⁰
Frangula caroliniana

Red Mulberry ¹¹
Morus rubra

heartleaf nettle ¹²
Urtica chamaedryoides

winged elm ¹³
Ulmus alata

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