Wildflower Walk

Wildflower Walk

Dozens of varieties of wildflowers, many of which bloom for short periods are appearing in spring meadows, wetlands, and forests Visitors may find plants like bloodroot, wild ginger, Hepatica, and Jack-in-the-pulpit. Naturalist–guide for this walk will be Plummer Dunkle and we expect Albright College Biology professor emerita, Dr. Susan Munch, to help, too.
Because this is a “walk on the wild side” of the farm, we ask that participants wear sturdy shoes. No flip-flops, please! There may be wet spots and mud. The event is free to the public; parking is “down our lane.” If you’re concerned about rainy weather, check our Facebook page or webpage for any last minute cancelation info. Monetary donations will be gratefully accepted.