Marsh Marigolds

Yellow wildflower, marsh marigold

Marsh marigolds, a beautiful yellow wildflower, are found in the early spring in wet areas. Two of these photos were taken on the Lake Bemidji State Park Bogwalk. The third was taken roadside in a swampy area with standing water.

A stand of marsh marigolds found along a country road in northern Minnesota

Sometimes they are referred to as cowslips. They are not related (in the same plant family) to the annual marigold many of us plant in our gardens.

Bee on a marsh marigoldBees love them.

~ by Pinetree Photo Nature Discovery on May 24, 2011.

One Response to “Marsh Marigolds”

  1. Nice sets of 3. I like the bee a lot. Good shot.

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