New York Flora Association Blog

This is the time of year when violets are flowering. You can use THIS KEY  to New York species to help you identify them.  If you are also seeing willows and ignoring them because they are too hard to identify try THIS KEY by David Werier to help you out.   Have fun in the field! – Steve Young

Viola cucullata in a swamp in Livingston County. Photo Steve Young.

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