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Take a closer look: roadside wildflowers pop out as early spring arrives - Morgan Messenger

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Many of our local wildflowers have several names, often based on the characteristics of their leaves or sometimes the practical use of the plant in traditional cultures. The cutleaf toothwort was also used for medicine, to treat heart conditions, colds, headaches and stomach pains. The round-lobed hepatica – previously known as an anemone – likes to grow on rocky slopes.

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Take a closer look: roadside wildflowers pop out as early spring arrives - Morgan Messenger

by Kate Shunney Daffodils and snow crocuses are usually the first flowers we see opening up as winter fades and spring draws closer. Those hearty and cultivated flowers spread in gardens and bring the first real pop of color to a wintry garden bed. But out in the forests and along the sides of our country roads, native wildflowers are also pushing through the collected leaf layer in search of sunlight and heat. At the same time that daffodils a…

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