The Friends of the
Wild Flower Garden

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Seasonal views of plants in the Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden.
Spring - April to Early June
Thumbnails - Early Spring Flowers Thumbnails - Late Spring Flowers
Sampler - April Flowers Sampler - May flowers
Sampler - Late May Early June Sampler - Late April-mid May
Early Summer - June to July 15
Thumbnails - White & Yellow Flowers Thumbnails - Other Color Flowers
Sampler - June Flowers Sampler - Early July Flowers
Sampler - A Seasonal Mix #1 Sampler - A Seasonal Mix #2
Late Summer - Mid-July to Sept. 1
Thumbnails - White & Yellow Flowers Thumbnails - Other Color Flowers
Sampler - A Seasonal Mix #1 Sampler - A Seasonal Mix #2
Sampler - Late July Flowers  
Autumn - Sept. 1 through October
Thumbnails - Autumn Flowers Thumbnails - Autumn Fruits & Seeds
Sampler - A Seasonal Mix #1 Sampler - A Seasonal Mix #2
Asters & Goldenrods  
Winter
Winter Scenes  
Plant Listings - A Selection of Plants in the Eloise Butler Garden
Plant List by Common Name Plant List by Botanical Name
Thumbnail List with photo - by Common Name
Thumbnails A to D Thumbnails E to M
Thumbnails N to S Thumbnails T to Z
Anise Hyssop
Saint Johnswort
Chicory
 
A sampling of illustrated articles from our website archive
Landscape photo
Butler Memorial Tablet
Prairie Restoration Area
Partridge Pea
Pea Family Plants
Mushrooms
Rosinweed
Martha Crone
Martha Crone Shelter
The Four Silphiums
Martha Crone
History - Crone Shelter
 
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The golden summer when the days are long is here again. The dainty spring flowers have long since passed and the deeper colors of summer flowers are now noted. Mingled with these are a number of white flowers all too little appreciated. They give us a source of light and restfulness, and serve to intensify the brilliant colors. In nature no colors clash.
Martha Crone.

 

Bee on Culver's RootBee on a Culver's Root flower (Veronicastrum virginicum)

Photo at top of page: Virginia Mountain Mint (Pycnantheum virginianum)