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Home > Nature > Wildflowers > Early Spring Wildflowers: Early SpringThe earliest blooming flowers start to make their appearance in February, often with just a few blossoms here and there. You'll find more flowers in exposed south-facing areas that warm up faster at this time of year. The end of "early spring" is roughly when the Bigleaf Maples have leafed out. Click on a location for a gallery of photos. Use the Search box at the left if you're looking for a particular plant. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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