The tiny white flowers grow in a cluster are highly aromatic, attracting bees. These at Jackson Bottom Wetlands were humming with bees! 6/14/2013.
Friday, June 14, 2013
Snowbush
Snowbush (Ceanothus velutinus) probably got its name from its evergreen leaves. The leaves on this tall shrub provide a good winter browsing plant for deer. The egg-shaped, glossy leaves are hairy on the underside and sticky on top -- ready to eat!
The tiny white flowers grow in a cluster are highly aromatic, attracting bees. These at Jackson Bottom Wetlands were humming with bees! 6/14/2013.
The tiny white flowers grow in a cluster are highly aromatic, attracting bees. These at Jackson Bottom Wetlands were humming with bees! 6/14/2013.
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