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Earth Day Photo Submissions

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A collection of gardens, flowers, and Spring projects submitted by the local community. Thank you to everyone who participated, these images are beautiful!

Earth Day Community Submissions

  • watching over flowers
    Photo by Nancy Konchesky

  • Daffodils
    Photo by Angela Embrey
  • Tulips
    Photo by Angela Embrey
  • Myers Lemon Tree
    Photo by Stephanie Stovash
  • Dutchman’s breeches at WVU Core Arboretum
    The spring ephemeral wildflowers at WVU Core Arboretum are a spectacular part of spring every year in Morgantown! These Dutchman’s breeches (Dicentra cucullaria) were blooming on April 8.
    Photo by Zach Fowler
  • Great white trillium at WVU Core Arboretum
    The spring ephemeral wildflowers at WVU Core Arboretum are a spectacular part of spring every year in Morgantown! These great white trilliums (Trillium grandiflorum) were blooming on April 8.
    Photo by Zach Fowler
  • Virginia bluebells at WVU Core Arboretum
    The Virginia bluebells (Mertensia virginica) reached peak bloom early this year at WVU Core Arboretum. This photo is from April 8.
    Photo by Zach Fowler
  • A Nosegay of Violets
    One of Mother Earth’s early blooms.
    Photo by Nancy Young
  • Deckers Creek Flowing
    Deckers Creek flows past mile 7 of the Rail Trail. A bit of whitewater is visible through the trees.
  • Fading Blooms
    Fading Blooms, seen after Tree Flowering Peak. Waterfront construction in view.
  • Clear waters on Deckers Creek
    Undisturbed waters on Deckers Creek at Mile 12, accessed from Rail Trail.
    Photo by Steven Knudsen
  • Spring sunshine
    Daffiies in the garden
    Photo by Jackie Mario
  • First Signs of Growth
    Checking on each tin divider gave us a pleasant surprise today.
    Photo by Sarah Robinson
  • Seeds Open Up
    All it takes is a reservoir, some fresh soil, water and a sunny window. Flowers will begin their propagating in as little as two days.
    Photo by Sarah Robinson
  • Recycling Muffin Tins
    Growing flowers from seed in a sunny window makes it a joy to watch their progress. I save gardening soil year-to-year for such purposes.
    Photo by Sarah Robinson
  • Daffodils in Vintage Pitcher
    Photo by Janet Freier
  • Magnolia Tree
    Photo by Janet Freier
  • A small family that has taken up residence outside
    Szymanski’s house.
    Photo by Roxanne Beatty Szymanski
  • Trio
    Photo by Jeanne Smelser
  • Tulips
    Photo by Angela Embrey

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