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PLANT PHOTO GALLERY - A Growing Collection of Plants Observed in Central Virginia





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Spring


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2 files, last one added on May 16, 2008

Fall


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36 files, last one added on Nov 13, 2007

Late Winter/Spring


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12 files, last one added on Mar 30, 2008

 

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Unidentified purple faced flower with white petals29 views
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Small Alder tree35 viewsSmall Alder tree adorned with Spring catkins. Growing by a stream.
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Jimson Weed Seeds (Datura stramonium)29 viewsOpen seed pod showing small black seeds.
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Self heal, All heal (Prunella vulgaris)39 views
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Bittercress masquerading as Chickweed39 viewsBittercress (rounded leaflets) is growing right in the middle of a patch of chickweed (teardrop leaflets). Can barely tell them apart.
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Flowering Bittercress (Cardamine hirsuta)34 viewsBittercress flowering in early March
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Sweet Clover?57 views
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Poke Berries (Phytolacca americana)30 viewsBerries just beginning to ripen in mid-October

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Sweet Clover?57 viewsMay 16, 2008
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Sweet Clover?48 viewsMay 16, 2008
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Violet close view (Viola spp.)37 viewsBlue-white hybrid. Notice the veinous pattern on the flowers and the cilia-like throatMar 30, 2008
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Henbit (Lamium amplexicaule)52 viewsHenbit surrounded by BittercressMar 30, 2008
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Speedwell (Veronica chamaedrys)48 viewsClose view. Germander speedwell Mar 30, 2008
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Speedwell (Veronica chamaedrys)54 viewsGermander speedwellMar 30, 2008
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Speedwell (Veronica chamaedrys)46 viewsGermander speedwell.Mar 30, 2008
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Violet (Viola spp.)44 viewsFirst flowering of violet. This is a blue-white hybrid. The first flower is not really a flower since it doesn't bear a seed. The seed comes in the second flowering of the fall!Mar 30, 2008