These are very early this year.
Found in the triangle meadow near Marvin Rd.
Shooting star is a native perennial wildflower, a member of the Primula family.
It forms basal clumps of lance-shaped leaves, from which 20-inch flowers stalks emerge in spring, covered with drooping clusters of 1-inch white, pink, or purple flowers.
This one is on the knoll on the other side of the path.
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