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First Spring Flowers When March begins, the
speedwells and dead nettle and bittercress start to bloom in the
yard. Then come the first tree flowers --- elm and maple twigs
with little blooms you would hardly notice unless you were looking for
them. But for me, spring isn't really here until the first early
spring ephemerals pop up in the woods. Monday was the day!
I found a grand total of two hepaticas, each semi-closed in the rain,
but I know that by next week at this time the woods will be brimming
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