John James Audubon State Park-Henderson

Despite the on-again-off-again winter we’ve had this year, John James Audubon State Park’s hillsides are blooming with white. Harbinger of Spring has already been up during March and is at the end of its blooming cycle. Cutleaf Toothwort is still very plentiful. Alongside the toothwort blooms the pale-pink Spring Beauty. Some Bloodroot flowers may have survived recent storms. Fortunately, Recurved Trillium and Virginia Bluebells are beginning to emerge throughout the park.
Visit us Saturday, April 6 for our Wildflower Extravaganza . Guided walks will be at 9am, 11am, and 1pm. Walks start from the front porch of the Audubon Museum. For the little guests, we’ll have a 30-minute Kid’s Wildflower Scavanger Hunt at noon. For more information, contact the park at 270-826-2247.