Some blooming/fruiting plants I saw today at the staff retreat:
Orange Milkwort - pond and wetland margins - blooming.
Titi/Leatherwood - swamp and wetland margins -blooming.
Fetterbush - wet woods adjacent to swamplands - fruiting.
Swamp Tupelo - within and immediate to swamplands - fruiting.
Shiny Blueberry - controlled burn-managed pine flatwoods - fruiting.
Wax Myrtle/Bayberry - dry catkins on recently bloomed male plants.
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