Images of plants from Northwestern Ontario and other areas I’ve visited.
Catkins of Manitoba Maple - also known as boxelder - from a tree in our front yard.
The emerging leaf of a red maple tree.
Female cone of a tamarack.
Adaffodil from the garden aging gracefully in a vase inside our house.
Bunchberry is one of the most common flowers in spring in northwestern Ontario.
Yellow lady's slipper orchids, which I've never seen inQuetico, are found in a few places around Thunder Bay, Ontario.
Mullein, here seen along the railroad tracks near Kawene, Ontario, is an introduced species that thrives in disturbed, sunny places.