One of the treasures at Elderberry and Potluck Farm (adjacent community) are the 100+ acres of beautiful woods, streams and trails between our two communities. Here is a sampling of Spring in our woods.
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| Little Creek - feeds the Flat River |
The wild azalea
Violets
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| Mountain Laurel - the buds are as beautiful as the flowers |
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| Oak steppers on one of our muddier trails |
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| Lady slipper orchid - rare and beautiful |
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| We have miles of hiking trails |
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We have several places where streams flow over rocks,
creating that beautiful sound of rushing water |
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| Bluets |
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| Coral Honeysuckle |
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| Lily-leaved twayblade... an orchid with a very weird name! |
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| Wild ginger - we rarely see the flower |
The lousewort - or a prettier name that Marj just told me - wood-betony. Marj knows all the scientific names of the flowers also - she is the person to go hiking with in the spring!
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