Harbinger-of-Spring (Erigenia bulbosa) may be Kalamazoo's earliest true wildflower. They are also known as Pepper-and-Salt. The flowers are tiny and easy to overlook. I tend to think of April 15 (tax day) as the start of southwest Michigan's wildflower season, which means I frequently miss these early bloomers. This year, I saw a post on the Kalamazoo Nature Center's Facebook page and went looking for them.
2026 Eastern Prairie Fringed Orchid Count Yields Encouraging Results
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Written by Hannah Jacobowitz Thanks to the work of MNA’s dedicated staff
and volunteers – including many first time surveyors – the results of MNA’s
2026 e...
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