Native Wildflowers at Miller Woods

Each spring the woods burst alive with native wildflowers that you will not see very often, except in wooded sites such as Miller Woods. Below is a list of the identified native wildflowers seen throughout Miller Woods in the springtime. The ground is carpeted with these beauties! In the vernal ponds within the woods, several species of frogs and toads can be heard loudly calling throughout the spring and early summer.

Tours are given several weekends each spring by our experienced guides, and are announced in the local Plymouth papers and on this website.

In the meadow that surrounds the woods, late summer is the time to view native plants and shrubs such as aster, several species of goldenrod, sumac and gray dogwood. There is no walking path in the meadow, but you can stop on the shoulder of the road and marvel at the beautiful colors of the plants and enjoy the butterflies and other insects feeding on the plants.