High Line Plants

Sherry Felix

Last Sunday we walked on the High Line. I didn’t take the time to use iNaturalist to identify all the Spring flowers.

  • Redbud, High Line 4/25/2021
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  • Columbine, High Line 4/25/2021
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  • Shootging Star, High Line 4/25/2021
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  • \Lilac, High Line 4/25/2021
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  • Vetch, High Line 4/25/2021
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  • Vetch in the Pea family, High Line 4/25/2021
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  • Periwinkle, High Line 4/25/2021
  • Redbud, High Line 4/25/2021
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  • High Line 4/25/2021
  • High Line 4/25/2021

15 thoughts on “High Line Plants”

  1. derrickjknight 2021-05-04 / 4:40 am

    All beautifully photographed. I am lucky. I have a Head Gardener 🙂

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  2. picpholio 2021-05-04 / 2:40 am

    So nice to look at all these wonderful flowers and plants.

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  3. Carl 2021-05-03 / 10:12 pm

    Beautiful

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  4. shoreacres 2021-05-03 / 9:15 pm

    What beautiful and occasionally unfamiliar flowers. The redbud sprouting straight from the trunk is amazing. I can’t say for sure, but it’s possible that the dark blue, unidentified buds are a species of Amsonia — blue star. We have two native species here, and the leaves of these look rather like one of our species.

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    • Sherry Felix 2021-05-04 / 6:51 am

      Thank you. You maybe right. The High Line tries to stick to native plants. I had a look online at Amsonia but the leaves didn’t look quite right. I’ll try to find out what it is when the flowers open.

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  5. Mike Ross 2021-05-03 / 7:41 pm

    Great set Sherry, those shooting stars are incredible.

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