Vermont’s forests, wetlands, and meadows are filled with hope at this time of year. Signs of wildflower life begin in March with silver maple flowers on floodplain trees, skunk cabbage melting the snow in wet woods, and bloodroot appearing unexpectedly on a sunny slope—then progress to white trilliums turning pink in age in May, and trout lilies spreading like schools of fish in June. Join Liz Thompson to learn about the spring wildflowers you might see in the next few months—how to identify them, how they reproduce, and where they grow. 

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