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Joe Budd

Slope Forest

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Don Francis

Well-developed closed canopy forests of upland hardwoods on steep slopes, bluffs, and ravines. Typical species include those normally found in the Piedmont and southern Appalachian Mountains such as black walnut, southern magnolia, American beech, basswood, white oak, and bloodroot. Many rare plants are found in the slope forest of Joe Budd including Florida merrybells, orange azalea, Alabama azalea, Ashe’s magnolia, pyramid magnolia, Carolina lily, trout lily, and heartleaf. In April and May, one of the largest populations of the rare and beautiful silky-camillia blooms in the slope forest.

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