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March
As
leaves begin to bud and flowers to bloom, the
arrival of Srping triggers a change in the scenery. Perrenial plants,
once dormant, emerge from the ground due to the increase in daylight. Some of the early
bloomers that can be fournd growing in the depression pits are Hairy
Groundsel, Bluets, and Dwarf Danelions. Yellow Jessamine, a climbing
vine, can be seen clinging to shrubs and trees on mountain edges and
forest. Pool Sprite, a federally listed threatened speices, blooms it
diminuative flower from the pools that form at the top of the mountain.
Take a camera on your hike up Stone Mountain and capture some of the
specialized outcrop species doing their thing.
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Dwarf Dandelion Bluets Hairy Groundsel Yellow Jessamine Pool Sprite
