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California Woods Nature
Preserve is one of the hidden jewels of the City
of Cincinnati Parks. The preserve plays host to over 200 species of wildflowers
blooming in a wide variety of habitats right in the middle of the city.
This website is designed
to showcase the most common species of wildflowers within the preserve. For
continued preservation of the area, the staff insists that no species are
picked for recreational use. REMEMBER: Take only pictures, leave only footprints.
Each species is described
in the below terms:
Family:
This feature describes the family that the particular
species belongs
Other
Names: This feature describes other
historical common names that may be associated with the species
Origin:
This feature tells whether the plant is native
or introduced, and from where
Historic
First Bloom Seen: This is a compilation
of data that has been averaged to come up with an average bloom time for
that particular species. For any given year, that paritcular bloom average
may be off by as much a 2 weeks or more.
GPS
For Stand: This feature is only for
selected species and will allow an individual with a global
positioning system to pinpoint an accurate location of a particular
stand of a certain species. For protection, only stands that can be found
along the trail have been provided.
Interesting
Facts: This feature tells about an
interesting tidbit of information about the particular species.
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