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Prince William Forest Parkwinter on south fork quantico creek
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Prince William Forest Park
Nonnative Species
Wysteria
Wisteria, a non-native ornamental plant, is found on many old homesites in Prince William Forest Park. 19th century farmers have left their mark on the forest with this aggressive species.
Pyrite  

Did You Know?
Because of its abundance and high sulfur content, Pyrite, also known as "Fool's Gold," was once mined in what is now Prince William Forest Park (1889-1920) to be used in products ranging from light bulbs to soap.

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Last Updated: October 12, 2009 at 14:41 EST