Tag Archives: DuPont State Forest

Happy Families – Asteraceae: Eupatorium to Heliopsis

Posted on November 24, 2024 by WCBC

This winter we’re categorizing plants in our database by family. This week’s post continues with more plants in the Asteraceae (Daisy or Sunflower) family, the second largest flowering plant family in the world after the Orchidaceae family. Asteraceae are also known as composites because their flowerheads are … Continue reading →

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Happy Families – Asteraceae: Achillea to Erigeron

Posted on November 17, 2024 by WCBC

This winter we’re categorizing plants in our database by family. This week’s post continues with more plants in the Asteraceae (Daisy or Sunflower) family, the second largest flowering plant family in the world after the Orchidaceae family. Asteraceae are also known … Continue reading →

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Happy Families – Asclepiadaceae to Asteraceae

Posted on November 10, 2024 by WCBC

This winter we’re categorizing plants in our database by family. This week’s post is plants in the Asclepiadaceae (Milkweeds) & Aspleniaceae (Spleenwort) families, & Asteraceae (Daisy) tribes Cardueae (Thistles) &  Cichoroideae (Chicories, Dandelions, & Lettuces). Cardueae have spiny-margined leaves and flowerheads … Continue reading →

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Happy Families – Apocynaceae to Aristolochiaceae

Posted on November 3, 2024 by WCBC

This winter we’re categorizing plants in our database by family. This week’s post is plants in the Apocynaceae (Dogbane), Aquifoliaceae (Holly), Araceae (Arum), Araliaceae (Ginseng), & Aristolochiaceae (Birthwort) families. Plants in the Apocynaceae family are mostly perennial herbs or vines … Continue reading →

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Fawn Lake Loop, DuPont State Recreational Forest – August 16, 2024

Posted on August 18, 2024 by WCBC

Great weather and lots to see today.  Photography by Penny Longhurst. Plants that are non-native to North America are indicated by an asterisk (*) placed after the species name. Click on any picture to zoom & enter the slide show.

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