Atlantic City Press: Rare, threatened flowers grow from ashes of Pinelands

                                                
                                A bee flies from a wandlike goldenrod plant along Route 206 in Hammonton. 
                            Rare Pine Barrens plants are appearing along Route 206 after last year's wildfire. 
                                                                Photo credit: Michael Ein/Press of Atlantic City

Posted by WILDNEWJERSEY at 9/22/2009 7:00 AM
Categories: Nature News Links
Tags: insects Hammonton New Jersey Conservation Foundation fire flowers Lenape Indians goldenrods species Pine Barrens
 

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