Bayonne Nature Club

Appreciating, protecting and improving urban nature sites

You can find

wildflower and bird guides at

Bayonne Public Library

697 Avenue C, Bayonne, NJ 

(201) 858-6870  

Contact us if you would like a

Wildflower Program

at your organization's next event, or if you would like us to lead a wildflower walk for your group.

Contact us by clicking on our email:

info@bayonnenatureclub.org

Wildflowers bloom in April and May and again in August and September. 

Native American wildflower are growing in the parks of Bayonne, but unless you know where to look, you may never find them. 

On this page we show the native American wildflowers that we have photographed in the parks of Bayonne, NJ parks.

Below are some non-native wildflowers from Europe and Asia.  These arrived int the Americas in the soil that was dumped from the ballast of ships and from immigrants bringing their favorites from the old world.

Above: Tufted Vetch.

Below: Star of Bethleham

Above: Hawkweed

Below: Bladder Campion (Maiden's Tears)

Above: Spring Beauties (blooms in April)

Below: Trout Lily (blooms in April)

Above: Jewel Weed or Touch Me Not

Late summer brings another blooming season for the meadow flowers.  Below are Black-eyed Susans (Rubeckias).

Above: Violets

Below: Monardia or Bee Balm