Laurel Sanctuary 1--The Beginning Traditional Cache
Laurel Sanctuary 1--The Beginning
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Designated as the State Flower of Connecticut by the General Assembly on April 17, 1907. Mountain laurel is also called ivybush, calico bush, sheep laurel, lambkill, clamoun, and spoonwood (native Americans used to make spoons from the wood). The mountain laurel is one of the most beautiful of native American shrubs. The fragrant star-shaped white and pink flowers have attracted travelers since early colonial days (first recorded in America in 1624).
The Mountain Laurel is usually in bloom from May through June. This is the recommended time to find this series. The park closes at sunset. You can drive to all of the cache locations, however, there is parking available at the first cache in the series and you can walk the trail if you'd like.
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