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spring ephemeral
noun
any of various woodland wildflowers that appear above ground in early spring, flower and fruit, and die in a short two-month period.
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If you’ve got daffodils and tulips in your garden, you’re already growing a type of spring ephemeral.
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That was Corydalis solida or C. flexuosa, a spring ephemeral with a tuberous root system.
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A related species, Andrena uvulariae, targeted bellwort, also a spring ephemeral.
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My favorite part was a story from my dad, about how she hunted the “spring ephemeral” wildflowers like a bounty hunter.
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Spring ephemeral: That phrase, with the promise in the first word and the fleeting in the second, says it all.
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