Tag Archives: Early Small-flowered Saxifrage
05.12.2022 The picture does the talking…I sound a lot smarter that way
04.25.2022 Ledge Flower Bouquet
Near the waterfall I shared last week are ledges that offer several species of wildflowers to enjoy and photograph. Among the first is Early Small-flowered Saxifrage-Micranthes virginiensis. Small-flowered is accurate as the flowers are between a quarter and third of … Continue reading
04.17.2021-2 Maidenhair Spleenwort with a side of Eastern Small-flowered Saxifrage
I’ve not posted this species of fern before. It’s one of my favorite ferns if only for saying its name…Maidenhair Spleenwort. 🙂 Asplenium trichomanes grows on a variety of rocky surfaces. In this case they are on some sandstone ledges … Continue reading
04.17.2020 Living Large on a Ledge
Another wildflower found on the ledges near yesterday’s waterfall is Early Small-flowered Saxifrage-Micranthes virginiensis. Despite my title, referring more to the plant’s success growing on rock than size, this is a tiny wildflower and the inflorescence is not very big at … Continue reading