Despite the on again - off again Spring in North Idaho, fields of wildflowers color the walking trails at Q'emiln Park on the Spokane River in Post Falls.
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2 comments:
Hi, Kerri -
I've been trying to find out what these flowers are...are they glacial lilies?
Thanks!
Yes they are Glacier Lilies.
For questions about wild flowers a good resource is the Idaho Native Plant Society at www.nativeplantsociety.org.
You may also e-mail questions about plants in our city parks to our city forester, Angle Spell at aspell@postfallsidaho.org.
Dave Fair, Director of Parks and Recreation
City of Post Falls
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