We will try not to get into discussions about what goes in the weed gallery and what gets called a flower. Some things will be posted without ID or with an amateur, at best, guess. Please leave a comment if you can point me toward truth in labeling.
:: Ladyslippers ::
Dayflower - Commelina communis
Dayflower - Commelina communis
Dayflower - Commelina communis
Vincetoxicum species (nigrum or similar?)
Sweet Pepperbush - Clethra alnifolia
Spotted Spurge - Euphorbia maculata
Crotalaria rotundifolia(?)
Virginia Buttonweed (Diodia virginiana)
Lespedeza
ID to follow
Obedient Plant - Physostegia virginiana
Unknown
Desmodium viridiflorum?
Desmodium viridiflorum?
Five Spot (Nemophila maculata)
Houstonia caerulea - Bluette
Bidens
Bidens
Bidens
Veronica persica - Persian Speedwell
Veronica persica - Persian Speedwell
Veronica persica - Persian Speedwell
Cardimine hirsuta - Hairy Bittercress
Sweet William
ID to follow
Common Cinquefoil - Potentilla canadensis
Yellow Woodsorrel - Oxalis dillenii
Clover
Mountain Laurel - Kalmia latifolia
Sisyrinchium sp. - Blue Eyed Mountain Grass
Mountain Laurel (Kalmia latifolia)
ID please?
Moss on side of tree
Goldenrod
Rhexia virginica - Meadow Beauty
Rhexia virginica - Meadow Beauty
Lobelia
Weed ID?
Lobelia
Cinnamon Ferns
Cinnamon Fern
Jack in the Pulpit
Indian Cucumber, Medeola virginiana
Indian Cucumber, Medeola virginiana
weed
Sedge
Grass
Fern
Fern
Jack in the Pulpit
Fern
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Renee Pietila
07-Jun-2006 19:05
Doug,
The second picture on the bottom row that you would like ID'd (next to Mountain Laurel) is Common Name: Mountain Blue Eyed Grass Latin Name: Sisyrinchium montanum. This plant is part of the Iris Family (Iridaceae). If you would like more info on this I have it. When I was a little girl we used to pick these and use the grassy end as a toothpick as it is very sturdy and we were kids. Your friend in Maine :)
Guest
01-May-2006 14:45
Some good lighting and compositions in here Doug!
Guest
14-Mar-2006 17:04
Hi,
Beautiful photos! Your right-most "unknown" on the 4th row is a bluette, Houstonia caerulea (in the coffee family, if i remember correctly). Pretty neat plant, it is heterostylous, which means you'll find two kinds of flowers: those with long styles and short stamens, and those with short styles and long stamens.Cheers. German.Avila-Sakar@msvu.ca