Where to Find It Virginia Bluebells are native wildflowers which have become garden favorites. The largest amount are found at the north end of the woods along the combined western/central paths, mixed among the Ostrich Fern. There are also a large number to the south of the south path.
How to Recognize It Virginia Bluebells are familiar because they appear in garden settings in Winnetka. In early spring, pink/purple buds open into trumpet-like blue flowers on short slender stalks at the end of branching stems.
Why to Like This native spring ephemeral has gorgeous blue & purple flowers in spring. Both flowers and leaves are edible and can be added to salads or a stir-fry.