Pennsylvania plant life Photo Gallery by Curt Weinhold at pbase.com

Pennsylvania plant life

We may choose either of two ways to live our lives.
One is as though nothing is a miracle...the other is as everything is a miracle.

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Spring Beauties	Red (nodding) Trillium	Trout Lily	Trout Lily	Bloodroot	Bloodroot
M9	M4	Daisy	Canada Violets	Canada Violets and Maidenhair	Oak fern
Dwarf Ginseng	Painted Trillium	Indian Cucumber	Buttercup field	Hobblebush, Viburnum lantanoides	Red Trillium
Squirrel corn	Painted Trillium	Red Trillium	Bloodroot	Funji family	Funji_5
Funji_4	Funji_3	Funji_2	Funji_1	Claret_Cup	Red Eft
Daisies	Lupine & droplets	Wood sorrel & Trillium	Indian Cucumber Root	Lupine meadow	Creeping Phlox
Interrupted Fern	Hepatica	Juneberry on Pine Creek	Miterwort	Nodding or Red Trillium	Red or Nodding Trillium
White Trillium	Painted Trillium	Squirrel Corn	Rue Anemone	Wild Ginger	Campbell Falls & Dutchmens Britches
Campbell Falls & Trillium	Wet Spring Beauties	Funji	Turks-Cap Lily	Teasel	Daisy Skye
Columbine	Blue & yellow	Three daisies	Lupine	Dogwood	Maple Leafed viburnum
Wild Geranium	Red or Nodding Trillium	Ivory Trillium	Hobblebush	MayApple	Sea of Buttercups
Interrupted fern	Spring Beauties	Teasel	Mt Laurel	Maidenhair Fern	Yellow Iris
Dogwood	Painted Trillium	Red Trillium	Bloodroot	Wild Ginger	Dutchmens Britches
Hepatica.	Hepatica	Jerusalem Artichoke	Echinacea	Jerusalem Artichokes	Rainbow funji
Purple Flowering Raspberry	Dolls Eye	Marasmius rotula	Bolete	Amanita muscaria	TurksCap
TurksCap	Blackeyed Susans	Blackeyed Susans	Birds Nest Funji	Jerusalem Artichokes	Wood Lily
Rhododendron Blooms	Red Run Rhodys	Queen Annes Lace	Teaberry blooms	Turks Cap Lily	Blackeyed Susans collage
Common Daisy	Mountain Laurel	Mountain Laurel	Dames Rocket.	Columbine	Forget-me-not.
Forget-Me-Not.	More Forget-Me-Nots	Showy Trillium	Red (Nodding)Trillium	Trout Lily	Spring Beauties
False Hellebore at Nine Mile Run	Dutchmens Britches	Interrupted fern frond	Dutchmens Britches	Bloodroot	Bloodroot
Spring Beauties	Spring Beauties	Hepatica	Trout Lily	Trout Lily	WIld Ginger blooms
Wild Ginger	Interrupted Fern	Interrupted Fern	Painted Trillium	Dogwood	Red or NoddingTrillium
Trout Lily	Spring Beauties	Spring Beauties	Common Blues	Bloodroot	Squirrel Corn
Dutchmens Breeches	Fiddlehead	Trout Lily	From the boulders of Rock Run road. Thanks for viewing these images.	Flowered canopy	Ladies Tresses
Fritillery	Teasel	Frittliery on Teasel	Bottle Gentian
	Morning frost on raspberry leaves	Oak Leaves	Ink Caps	Burdock	Cardinal Flower
New England Asters	Goats Beard	Fairy candles	Calopodon	Pitcher Plant	Rose pogonia
Rose pogonia, early morning.	Rose pogonia	RP on Pitcher	self-portrait	Sundew	Sundew
Sundew	Daisies, the edge of light.	Blueberries	Trailing Arbutus	PaintedTrillium	Columbine
Black-eyed Susans	Calopodon orchid	Calopodon	Pink Lady Slipper	Fringed Polygala	Two Showy Ladys
Showy Lady Slipper	Blue Eyed Grass	Blue Eyed Grass	Horsetail	Spring Beauties	Bluets
Droplets on Dutchmans Breeches	Trillium at 4 Mile	Spring Beauties	Frosty Christmas Fern	Dutchmens Britches	Bloodroot
Trout Lily	Red Trillium	Dutchmens Breeches	Leeks-ready to eat.	Milkweed pod	Painted bolete
Pixie Cups	Autumn's Blush	Pokeberry	Cardinal Flower	Coneflower	Yellow
Turks-Cap Lily	Black-eyed Susan	Mountain Laurel	Canada Mayflower	funji	Columbine
Jack-in-pulpit	Maple Leaf Viburnum	Interrupted Fern	Blossoms of a Juneberry tree	Polypody fern	Wet Fern 2.
Trout Lily	Spring Beauties	Leeks.	Hepatica	Bloodroot	Yellow Lady Slipper
Mayapples	Rose Pogonia.	Dames Rocket.	Daisies	Calopogon	Inkcap
Sunflower Field	Fairy Candles	Bergamot	Bergamot.	Bee	Purple Flowering Raspberry
Showy Lady Slipper	Laetiporus sulphureus	Sundew.	Blueberries	Black Raspberries	White Admiral
White Admiral	Swallowtail on Dames Rocket	Dames Rocket	Fringed Polagala	Pa State Flower, Mt. Laurel.	Azalea
Branch of Juneberry tree	Hobblebush	Forget-me-not.	Columbine	Fern frond	Interrupted fern
Interrupted fern	Fern Fronds	Bloodroot.	Yellow Lady-Slipper Orchid	Mayapple	InkCaps
Sulphur polyporus	Interrupted fern.	Rhododendrum	New England Asters	New England Asters	Goldenrod
Five coneflowers	Black-Eyed Susans	Turks-Cap Lily	Queen-Annes Lace	Joe Pye Weed	ShowyTrillium
Showy Trillium	Painted Trillium	Columbine	A wet hillside of Bee-Balm	Bee-Balm	Indian Pipes
Fairy candles	Sundew	Blueberries	Jewelweed	Wild Rhododendren	Mountain Laurel, Pennsylvania's State flower
Daisies		White Flowering Raspberry-color variation	Purple Flowering Raspberry	Purple Fringed Orchis 1	Purple Fringed Orchis 4
Yellow Lady Slipper Orchid	Yellow Lady Slipper Orchid	Bunchberry	Columbine 1	Wood Lily	Fringed Polygala
Dame's Rocket	Fairy Candles	Fairy Candles	Rail Island falls & funji	Funji	Nodding (Red)Trillium
Bloodroot	WIld Ginger.	Wild Ginger	Wild Ginger	Indian Cucumber	Milkweed
Calopodon	Yellow LadySlipper	Showy Lady Slipper Orchid	Pink Lady Slipper Orchid 2	Pink Lady Slipper Orchid	Yellow Lady Slipper Orchid
Starflower	Rose Twisted Stalk	Wild Azalea at Pine Creek Vista	Purple Fringe Orchis	Dwarf Ginseng	Wild Azalea
Wild Geranium	Striped maple	Mayapples	Foamflower	Maidenhair Fern	Trillium 1
Dogwood	Hobblebush	Rattlesnake orchis	Dogwood	Bloodroot.	Juneberry- a small tree
Juniper berries, edge of Pa. Grand Canyon	Teaberry	Bottle Gentian	Maidenhair Spleenwort	Purple Flowering Raspberry	Bee-Balm, sometimes known as Oswego Tea
Rose Pogonia	Sundew	Amanitas (amanitas muscaria)	Sundew	Pitcher Plant blooms	Pitcher Plant -hairy details
Pitchers	Pitcher Plant family	Bunchberry	Calopodon	Blueberries Galore	Butterfly Weed
Pitcher Plants	Showy Trillium	Mayapples	Juneberry	Mountain Laurel at Cherry Springs	Trillium & Squirrel Corn
funji	funji	Sulphur Polyphorus	Rainbow funji	Coltsfoot	Yellow Lady Slipper
New England Asters & Goldenrod	Ink Caps.	Pitchers 1	Tiny Suns	Pitcher Family	A bunch of Pitchers
Adolescent Pitchers	Rose Pogonia	Pitchers	SunDews	Yellow Ladies	TurksCap Lily
Pad Leaf orchid	Red or Nodding Trillium	Walking Fern 2	Fiddleheads of Interrupted Fern	New England Asters	Jerusalem Artichoke

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Kent Dellaire		18-Oct-2023 02:16
A look at Nature that is up close and personal. You have my vote.

Suellen		27-May-2019 00:12
Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful photos. I appreciate them very much

Guest		09-May-2019 19:55
Found your site by accident, absolutely lovely!! Thank you so much for sharing these. I especially love that I learned new names and enjoyed beautiful pictures.

Tammy		19-Feb-2018 18:46
Fantastic Photos! Thank you, these have helped enrich our home-school nature study.

Joey Kiernan		11-May-2017 00:05
Cooooollll:)

Guest		05-Sep-2016 20:05
The pictures make walking in nature a lot more fun.

vwilk		30-Apr-2016 00:22
Gorgeous photos! What equipment do you use?

Christine		20-Jan-2016 11:40
I came across your site as I'm searching to identify a fern I photographed in the fall. Beautiful images. Thank you for sharing. =)

Guest		28-Sep-2015 01:44
Beyoooootiful, searching for lady slippers sites in Blair Co and came across your awesome talent, thank you.

mark		21-Aug-2015 21:02
Love to see the beauty made by god!!!!!4,

Cheryl Lynn Hewitt		25-Jul-2015 16:36
You have the BEST photos of plants I have ever seen. :)

Dora		16-Jun-2015 16:28
Love the flowers. I have trying to learn some of the native ones around our camp. This surely helps.

sue anne		28-Apr-2015 21:16
Beautiful v.

Becky Collins		26-Sep-2014 14:35
Oh, my, what wonderful, wonderful photos. I found your site accidentally, and I am very happy I did. I have bookmarked you for viewing on those cold, grey, winter days that begin to feel endless in February! Thank you.

Guest		27-Jun-2014 02:10
HI Curt! These are awesome! I am woodburning a wedding present, and I will definately be using your photos to help me draw everything accurately..thank yoU! Again, beautiful work!

al garrison		01-Jun-2014 19:18
hi curt......impressive gallery! I saw a nice wild azalea around here last week in bloom and was doing an internet search about that and your site came up.......a nice surprise......do you know if the old timers around here called this "mountain pink"? Thanx, your friend, Al Garrison

Guest		03-May-2014 02:34
I love the slideshow.

RJ		19-Jan-2014 15:54
Your love of PA wildflowers as depicted through your artistry is infectious. As a fellow PA native plant enthusiast and general PA biodiversity champion, I greatly appreciate your work. However, as people are using this portfolio as a native plant resource, I respectfully ask that you clearly identify the introduced, naturalized and invasive alien plants you include in these "native" plant photos (e.g., coltsfoot, dame's rocket, daisies, queen-Anne's lace, forget me nots, and teasel). These foreign plants along with thousands of others are choking out our indigenous plants and thereby eliminating our beloved PA insects, birds, and other animals they support. Thank you.

Chrys		03-Oct-2013 02:10
Great resource for native Pa plants. Good sharp pix of plants hard to find. Looking for native ferns to add to my garden. Christmas and Cinnamon Ferns added legally via Philly's local Schuylkill Center for Environ.Ed.It holds sales to encourage planting natives. Morris Arboretum, known for rare trees and shrubs gathered on trips to Asia and Europe, is renewing their efforts as well. Thanks for all your work.

Guest		21-Sep-2013 12:35
wonderful resource. thank you.

Guest		05-Sep-2013 04:24
Thank you so much for the wonderful pictures of native plants. I have been telling people the native plants I grew up with are harder and harder to find. It is so great to have these to look at for reference. Kathy Dabanian

Diane		28-Jul-2013 21:34
Just found this page. I've been looking for something like this for a long time. Thank You so much for the beautiful pictures!

DLWit		26-Sep-2012 20:15
I found these berries locally and could not identify them nor have I ever seen them before. They are around 1/4 to 3/8 thick blue berries with a very hard black seed inside that fills the inside of the berry. It appears that it is on a tree because it has a thick main stem, but could be a bush, it had to fight for light. The leaves are triangular and the stems have thorns similar to a rose bush but smaller. I have some pictures, but not sure how to send them to you?

Nina Ludwig		19-Aug-2012 15:57
Hi Curt. I found this gallery by chance and I'm so glad I did. Some wonderful images of interesting plants and fungi. It must have taken years to get all these together.

Central PA hiker		07-May-2012 21:42
Thanks for sharing these lovely images. I enjoy taking photos of Pennsylvania's wildflowers too. I was so excited to find pink lady slippers to photograph. I would love to see some yellow or showy ones someday. I'm sure your photos will help many of us learn to recognize new species. It's nice that you posted the camera info also.

Guest		03-May-2012 21:40
this is beautiful and i have seen alot of these but some didn't know the names

Paolo Peggi (aka Bracciodiferro)		02-May-2012 13:13
Great images! BV Paolo

Sheila		01-May-2012 14:55
I saw my first Pink Lady Slipper, it was so beautiful, April 30th on my sons birthday. Thank you for your photo to identify it.

Deborah		27-Feb-2012 05:21
Wonderful!

Jim C		21-Aug-2011 14:42
Great pictures. Helped me to figure what plants I had seen in the woods. Thanks

Carl Carbone		15-May-2011 14:27
Awesome collection of plants, expertly captured. Excellent work. V

Tomasz Dziubinski - Photography		08-May-2011 16:35
Beautiful collection, excellent images, Vote.

joseantonio		20-Jun-2010 12:17
Excellent collection

LynnH		20-Jun-2010 12:12
Terrific work! Lots of variety too! V

Guest		20-May-2010 16:25
Very creative and educating gallery , nice shots. cheers yuli

Pieter C. Brouwer		20-Nov-2009 07:39
Nice photography

Guest		21-May-2009 20:09
beautiful gallery of the plants thanks for sharing very nice collection

Guest		23-Feb-2009 17:29
Very beautiful, I love the way you have captured them all

Egernhaven		24-Oct-2008 15:42
Beautiful Galleri and Plants

Ed Sobuta		04-Jul-2008 01:57
Very fine photos. I love the ladyslippers. They are getting hard to fine in Connecticut.

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