Wildflowers of KY - Jewelwood 'Hedge' near M. Burton Canyon
2018-08-17 - Raymond Powell Road, Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Jewelweed - both kinds, yellow and orange, grow in a natural hedge almost a trim as an English royal manor's Boxwood one, lines the Raymond Powell Road, the continuation of L. Hancock Road, after it passes over the 'dry bridge' on Sulphur Creek in the Murrell Burton Canyon there. The picture is only a proof of concept. Should have taken the hedge, but it's not easy to stop along this deep forested roadway. It is worth fixing or buying sandwich and a cold drink and taking a noon time picnic know-your-county-better tour and observing many wildflowers found along the way. - EW Comments | Permalink
2018-08-17 - Raymond Powell Road, Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Jewelweed - both kinds, yellow and orange, grow in a natural hedge almost a trim as an English royal manor's Boxwood one, lines the Raymond Powell Road, the continuation of L. Hancock Road, after it passes over the 'dry bridge' on Sulphur Creek in the Murrell Burton Canyon there. The picture is only a proof of concept. Should have taken the hedge, but it's not easy to stop along this deep forested roadway. It is worth fixing or buying sandwich and a cold drink and taking a noon time picnic know-your-county-better tour and observing many wildflowers found along the way. - EW Comments | Permalink