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We couldn't remember what these leaves promise to have blossoms soon...do you know? I'm thinking Galax plant. I asked our friendly park worker if there were any galax in this area, and was told a short no. Maybe they are worried about their being dug out, or it wasn't polite to talk about them, as florists like to use them a lot, and I've heard they are protected.
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| Oconee Bell |
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| Maybe Solomon's Seal leaves, white flower Chickweed? |
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| Hepatica |
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| Hepatica |
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| Trout lily on left foreground, Foam Flower at top |
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| Northern White Violet |
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| Hepatica again |
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I admit to being confused often with bloodroot and Hepatica and other tiny white flowers. Helen pointed out that bloodroot had purplish square stems...so sometimes I could tell what I was looking at. But by the time I got to sorting the photos, I asked for her help, and again got confused. So you all can certainly help clarify any mis-labeled little beauties.
And since I call my business in pottery Alchemy of Clay, here's a post about the alchemy of color..
.Prussian Blue. (Haven't looked for it in glaze yet...)
Today's quote:
Our walls of division do not rise all the way to heaven.
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Metropolitan
Philaret of Moscow
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