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Some spring time white flowers in woodsy parks
Sweet cicely (Osmorhiza bertoroi) is a spring ephemeral, going to seed almost as soon as it blooms, which means I need to catch it when I spot it, even on windy days, because two days later it is just leaves with a few seeds whirling out at the end of their stems.
Thimbleberry’s bright white flowers are always a welcome sight (Rubus parviflorus). They promise a crop of the tastiest little berries you can ever find. Thimbleberries are very fragile, so unless you grow them at home, you might as well do as the forest animals do and eat them on the spot.
Fringecups (Tellima grandiflora) are also showing up. They are at the light green color phase. As time goes on the flowers will turn much whiter, and then pale to bright pink.
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