TheMondayGarden.com, Eco-gardening at its best
June 18, 2006, Issue 209, part 3
PICTURE: A black-and-yellow garden spider (Argiope aurantia) with rudbeckia (black-eyed susans) in the background , Bartlett Arboretum, Stamford CT August 2005
TheMondayGarden.com, Eco-gardening at its best
June 18, 2006, Issue 209, part 2
JULY: UPLAND WOODS
PICTURE: Fungi flourish after a rain in the deep shade of the upland mid-summer woods. Bartlett Arboretum, Stamford CT July 2005
TheMondayGarden.com, Eco-gardening at its best
June 18, 2006, Issue 209
This week, to celebrate the official beginning of summer, is a virtual walk along the Mill River, featuring native and naturalized flora, many of which would also be good for your garden. The walk is divided into three parts by month; then the plants are grouped by environment, starting with the flora of the upland woods, then favorites from the part-shade and sun of the river-side and swamp, and finally the jewels of the open meadow.
JUNE: UPLAND WOODS
PICTURE: Look up to see the wonderful, water lily-like flowers of the majestic tulip tree, found in our upland woods, and in many a back yard. Strawberry Hill, Stamford, CT June 2005
This page contains an archive of all entries posted to TheMondayGarden.com in the The Mill River: Flora -Summer category. They are listed from oldest to newest.
The Mill River: Flora - Winter is the previous category.
The Mill River: the Cherry Trees is the next category.
Many more can be found on the main index page or by looking through the archives.