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Treasures of the Boise Front

Wildflower walks along the Boise Front

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COMMON EARLY SPRING FLOWERS

SHOWY WILDFLOWERS OF MID TO LATE SPRING

COMMON SPRING BELLYFLOWERS

NOXIOUS/INVASIVE WEEDS

Recent Posts

  • Get the Jump On Spring
    March 18, 2022
    As days start to lengthen, triggering once again the urge to seek out the floristic treasures that the Boise Front has to offer, this walk offers an excellent chance to "get the jump on spring". …
  • The Story of Wilcox's Primrose
    February 28, 2022
    (in collaboration with Carol Prentice) Our sole native true primrose is officially known as Cusick’s primrose (Primula cusickiana), but locally it …
  • Common Mosses and Ground Lichens of the Boise Foothills
    February 25, 2022
    Several different kinds of mosses can be commonly found in the Boise Foothills, growing on the ground or on boulders.  Some of the most common are shown …
  • New Discoveries and What's Cool in the Boise Front
    January 24, 2022
    The recording of Barbara Ertter’s talk on “New Discoveries and What’s Cool in the Boise Front”, given to the Pahove Chapter of the Idaho …
  • Chief Eagle Eye Reserve
    October 2, 2020
    In addition to highlighting its significant Native American importance, a walk around Chief Eagle Eye Reserve (Ige dai Teviwa, previously Castle Rock Reserve) provides some geological and accompanying botanical diversity that is not represented on other wildflower walks …

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Wildflower Walks

All Walks Summary
Bob's Trail
Bonneville Point
Bucktail/Shane's/Three Bears Loop
Buena Vista Trail
Camelsback
Chief Eagle Eye Reserve
Cobb Trail
Currant Creek East
Redtail/Currant Creek
Hidden Springs Wetlands
Interpretive Loop
Lydle Gulch
Lydle Gulch
Milepost 12
Miller Gulch
Oregon Trail
Polecat Gulch
Shafer Butte Loop
Sweet Connie
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