A few flowers from a quick walk down the riverside.
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| Probably wild cherry, or crabapple. I'll see in the summer. (Update: cherry.) |
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| Really tiny, shoe-sole height. Field bitter-cress, Cardamine pratensis. Likes shade. |
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| Hooker's fairybells. Deep shade. |
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| I think these are maple. Not on a tree; a shoot out of the underbrush. |
Update: the last one has been identified as Sweet gale, Myrica gale, a wetlands/river and estuary plant.
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Unas cuantas flores vistas en un paseo a la orilla del rio.
1. Creo que es un cerezo salvaje. O tal vez manzano silvestre. En el verano veré.
2. Una planta muy pequeña, a la altura de mis zapatos. Cardamine pratensis.
3. Campanitas de Hooker
4. Creo que es una rama de un maple juvenil.
#1 is cherry; it only has one pistil. #4 looks like Myrica gale to me.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I looked up Myrica gale and found a photo at about the same stage. It looks right. I'll go back and look at it again once it develops leaves.
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