Witch Hazel
No, it’s not forsythia! It’s festive and fragrant deciduous witch hazel, showering sun even in snow, and often confused with that unrelated shrub. “Witch” is from “wiche”
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No, it’s not forsythia! It’s festive and fragrant deciduous witch hazel, showering sun even in snow, and often confused with that unrelated shrub. “Witch” is from “wiche”
Dan Berard, expert naturalist and ornithologist, will lead a walk along the river to spot and identify ducks. Children are welcome to walk with their parents. There
The Conservancy board extends a heartfelt thanks to departing board member Robert Murphy. A longtime East Side resident, Bob has been on our board since
Vermont is the most prolific maple-syrup state in the country, but we’ve got our own cache of sugar maples here in the Blackstone Parks. One
Cornelian-cherry dogwood (Cornus mas) is indisputably cheery, producing dainty, tufted yellow flowers in March before its pointy deep-green foliage emerges, followed by red fruit in June
Have your broker contact the Blackstone Parks Conservancy’s broker:
Kirsten A. Bagaglia, CRPC
Bank RI Investment Services
77 Highland Avenue
E. Providence, RI 02914
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