ALBURTIS, Pa. — A Lehigh County park is popping with color once again this spring.
Grape hyacinths – commonly mistaken as bluebells – are in full bloom, the county said on Wednesday. It’s the best bloom the park has seen in several years.
The vibrant blooms typically draw a crowd, but last year, the park was noticeably lacking. Officials had said the bluebells vary year to year because of deer and their feeding patterns.
The flowers are expected to be in full bloom for the next 1.5-2 weeks, the county said Wednesday.
Officials also remind visitors to be courteous to others and to stay on the paths.