A small patch of large Yellow Lady's Slippers were recently found at Blue Spruce Park. This particular species prefers dry wooded hillsides. The distinctive yellow pouches are the most conspicuous characteristic of the plant.
Blue Spruce Park is often used as a setting for photography. Whether it's a wedding, family portraits or prom photos, as in this , the park is a scenic spot for those memorable photos and important moments you'd like to capture.
The magenta flowers of the Gay Wings, also sometimes called Flowering Wintergreen or Fringed Polygala, is a striking little flower on the forest floor. Sometimes the flowers are more pink or even white in color. The leaves are evergreen. Gay Wings grows in damp, rich woods and is found throughout PA except in the far western counties.
