Wildflowers spring forth | Advertiser-Tribune One of these days, when the bursts of snow end, green shoots will begin to peak out of the forest floor to bring another generation of nature's colorful spring wildflowers. Already, visitors to area woods likely can see skunk cabbage plants. Skunk cabbage, which get its name because, yes, it smells like a skunk, is the first to bloom and often emerges as early as February. Its brownish-red horn-shaped flower is most easily seen while snow still is on the ground, but it can be found in wet areas throughout the spring season.

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