Meet Ranunculus Hispidus - the Swamp Buttercup.
There is a humongous amount of this growing in and along the shady areas of Silver Creek. It's a showy yellow flower as everything is beginning to green-up.
This native plant is found along streams, meadows and shady woods and it spreads by rooting where its stems touch the ground forming large clusters. It produces a great deal of pollen but very little nectar so it attracts mostly pollen-eating insects such as bees.
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Meet Ranunculus Hispidus - the Swamp Buttercup.
There is a humongous amount of this growing in and along Silver Creek. It's a showy yellow flower as everything is beginning to green-up.
This native plant is found along streams, meadows and shady woods and it spreads by rooting where its stems touch the ground forming large clusters. It produces a great deal of pollen but very little nectar so it attracts mostly pollen-eating insects.
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