Native Area - Cutler Gardens, Binghamton, NY - Flora and Fauna Information Signs on Waymarking.com

These are flowers that belong in the woods. This area was originally mostly forests before European settlement. Seven flowers are listed by their Scientific names. The flowers include Hepatica, Dutchman's Breeches, Jack in the Pulpit and Trillium.

text: "This small area is being developed into an area showcasing a few of our native wildflowers. These spring ephemerals send for the their flowers in the early spring, usually before the trees are fully leafed out, then quickly fade away until next year leaving only their leaves to mark their presence."

Cutler Botanic Gardens is run by the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Broome County
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"The Cutler Botanic Garden is a center for teaching horticulture and environmental issues. The garden encourages an appreciation of the environment and helps teach the value of natural resources through educational activities. The purpose is to help participants teach themselves to grow plants with minimal negative effect on the environment."

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