Tag Archives: Corema conradii

Broom crowberry – Nantucket’s first native flower of spring

Posted on March 30, 2016 by Jen Karberg

The daffodils and crocuses may already be popping up around town in sunny spots but most of the native plants in Nantucket’s moors, grasslands and forests are still waiting for warmer and longer days to flower. Except for one! Hiding … Continue reading →

Posted in Botany | Tagged Barnard Valley Rd, Broom crowberry, Corema, Corema conradii, Nantucket, prescribed fire, Spring flowers | Leave a comment

Botanizing on Nantucket

Posted on October 27, 2014 by ncfscience

By: Katherine Culatta, Seasonal Botany/Ecology Field Assistant One of the most exciting things that can happen to a botanist is to stumble across an unfamiliar plant and puzzle over its identity, working though guide books, dichotomous keys, and consultations with … Continue reading →

Posted in Botany | Tagged bird conservation, botany, Corema conradii, Dichotomous key, field season, Go Botany, Middle Moors, Nantucket Conservation Foundation, native plants, New England Blazing Star, rare plants, sandplain grassland, Science and Stewardship Department | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: Corema conradii

Broom crowberry – Nantucket’s first native flower of spring

Botanizing on Nantucket

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