The past five or six weeks have been a wonderful time across the Piedmont forests of Atlanta. This is a special window of time where the air is warming, we (usually) get plentiful rain and the canopy is full of sunlight as the leaves are just beginning to come back on our diverse palette of deciduous trees.
This post will center on the spring ephemeral wildflowers that flourish during this window every year.
March 29th- cranesbill geranium
Alternate-leaf dogwood- April 21st
Atamasco lily- April 28th
