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  1. Virginia Waterleaf (Hydrophyllum virginianum) gets its name from the pale spots on young leaves—like splashes of water. These markings fade as the season progresses. I found these striking examples in a nearby wooded area earlier this spring.

  2. Virginia Waterleaf (Hydrophyllum virginianum) gets its name from the pale spots on young leaves—like splashes of water. These markings fade as the season progresses. I found these striking examples in a nearby wooded area earlier this spring.

    #Botany #NativePlantID #WoodlandPlants #MidwestFlora #PlantPhotography

  3. Virginia Waterleaf (Hydrophyllum virginianum) gets its name from the pale spots on young leaves—like splashes of water. These markings fade as the season progresses. I found these striking examples in a nearby wooded area earlier this spring.

    #Botany #NativePlantID #WoodlandPlants #MidwestFlora #PlantPhotography

  4. Virginia Waterleaf (Hydrophyllum virginianum) gets its name from the pale spots on young leaves—like splashes of water. These markings fade as the season progresses. I found these striking examples in a nearby wooded area earlier this spring.

    #Botany #NativePlantID #WoodlandPlants #MidwestFlora #PlantPhotography

  5. Virginia Waterleaf (Hydrophyllum virginianum) gets its name from the pale spots on young leaves—like splashes of water. These markings fade as the season progresses. I found these striking examples in a nearby wooded area earlier this spring.

    #Botany #NativePlantID #WoodlandPlants #MidwestFlora #PlantPhotography

  6. The Jack-in-the-pulpits are out! Arisaema triphyllum is a perennial wildflower native to parts of the Midwest and eastern North America. It grows best in shaded, moist woodland habitats. In spring, it produces male or female flowers (depending on energy reserves); the berries ripen in late summer, turning bright red.

  7. The Jack-in-the-pulpits are out! Arisaema triphyllum is a perennial wildflower native to parts of the Midwest and eastern North America. It grows best in shaded, moist woodland habitats. In spring, it produces male or female flowers (depending on energy reserves); the berries ripen in late summer, turning bright red.

    #Araceae #NativePlants #SpringBlooms #WoodlandPlants #InTheWoods #ForestFinds #JackInThePulpit #ArisaemaTriphyllum #MidwestNativePlants #Minnesota

  8. The Jack-in-the-pulpits are out! Arisaema triphyllum is a perennial wildflower native to parts of the Midwest and eastern North America. It grows best in shaded, moist woodland habitats. In spring, it produces male or female flowers (depending on energy reserves); the berries ripen in late summer, turning bright red.

    #Araceae #NativePlants #SpringBlooms #WoodlandPlants #InTheWoods #ForestFinds #JackInThePulpit #ArisaemaTriphyllum #MidwestNativePlants #Minnesota

  9. wonders. Another very conspicuous member of our small wood is the , or . It grows almost everywhere on the floor here at home, and comes to life again in early spring. It is among the first plants to and a huge attractor for .



  10. There are certain spots in my garden that bring me so much joy.
    I could sit and look at these Ferns for ages.
    I imagine they lived in prehistoric times ...

    #cottagegarden #fern #moss #woodlandplants #drystonewall #countryliving #ruralgarden #paganlife

  11. I went to the #Wiltshire #WildlifeTrust reserve at #Ravensroost wood on Friday, specifically to look for False Oxlip. And here it is. It's a hybrid of Cowslip and Primrose, which has large flowers like a primrose but on the end of a stalk like a cowslip. #WildflowerHour #WoodlandPlants #botany #plants #flowers #wildflowers #plantscience #photography

  12. The results of a trip to the #Wiltshire #WildlifeTrust reserve at #Ravensroost wood on Friday. Wood Anemone, Barren Strawberry, Dog Violet and Lesser Celandine. All are specialised #WoodlandPlants in the UK although the latter two do grow out in the open as well. #botany #plants #flowers #wildflowers #plantscience #photography