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vandaliatraveler · 6 days
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Earlier this afternoon along Little Laurel Run in the virgin hemlock forest at Coopers Rock State Forest. The mountain laurel (Kalmia latifolia) is at peak bloom in this area, along with the mapleleaf viburnum (Viburnum acerifolium), one of Central Appalachia's most beautiful shrubs. And when the mapleleaf viburnum is in bloom, so too will be the speckled wood lily (Clintonia umbellulata), Canada mayflower (Maianthemum canadense), and false Solomon's seal (Maianthemum racemosum). And if you were lucky enough to have all four of these native plants growing in your shade garden, you could call your life complete. :-) One thing you probably won't have growing in your shade garden, unless it happens to have a rotting hemlock log or stump, is hemlock varnish shelf (Ganoderma tsugae), one of the most distinctive fungi of Central Appalachia. But if you did have hemlock varnish shelf growing in your garden, then you would also likely have a few pleasing fungus beetles (Megalodacne heros) foraging about and raising babies - these adorable bugs have a lifecycle entirely dependent on Ganoderma shelf fungus.
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False Solomon's Seal Maianthemum racemosum Asparagaceae
Photograph taken on August 13, 2023, at Pinery Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada.
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faguscarolinensis · 28 days
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Maianthemum racemosum / False Solomon's Seal at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens at Duke University in Durham, NC
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notquitebilateral · 2 years
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Yellow jacket monching on a false Solomon’s seal berry.
Genus Vespula  /  Maianthemum racemosum
Eagle River Nature Park, Malakwa, BC
16 Sep 2022
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pnwnativeplants · 1 year
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Helped a friend plant mainthemum diletatum which is starting to spread!
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eighteenbelow · 2 years
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Maianthemum racemosum, AKA false Solomon's seal, and several other common names.
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carbombrenee · 2 years
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May flowers, Sauble Beach 2022
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deathtek · 1 year
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9/27/22
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i-am-l-ananas · 10 months
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I’m in the midst of ~Berry Season~ and have been struck with the realisation that my experiences are probably not universal
bonus points for saying where you’re from and what you like to forage in the tags
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cardinalfang · 1 year
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I am a plagiarized autobiography, a wreckage A shipwreck in sheep’s clothes
It’s been a year since I joined @cliffsidewarriors-rp with my Whistlefox! Happy birthday, you ridiculous creature.
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vandaliatraveler · 1 year
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The High Rocks Trail along the Highland Scenic Highway offers an easy, 3 mile out-and-back hike featuring one of the best views in the Central Appalachians. Perched on a sandstone outcropping at over 4,000 feet (1,219 m) above sea level, the overlook provides sweeping views toward Virginia to the east and the Greenbrier River Valley to the south. I imagine this would be an ideal spot to do some stargazing, as there is very little light obstruction from the valley below.
From top: views from the High Rocks overlook at the end of the trail; false Solomon's seal (Maianthemum racemosum), whose plume of white flowers gives way to a cluster of waxy, gold and red-speckled berries in late summer; two of the most impressive speckled wood lilies (Clintonia umbellulata) I've ever come across in my travels; American lily-of-the-valley (Convallaria majuscula), a more robust and less densely-colonizing cousin of the more familiar European species, native to the Appalachian mountains from Southwestern Pennsylvania to North Carolina and Tennessee; the gorgeous mountain angelica (Angelica triquinata), also known as filmy angelica, an Appalachian endemic that produces the most impressive compound umbels of greenish-white flowers in late summer; and a gregarious woodland fungi, perhaps sulphur tuft (Hypholoma fasciculare)?
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thebotanicalarcade · 1 year
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Ohio Spring Wildflower Field Guide
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faguscarolinensis · 9 months
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Maianthemum racemosum / False Solomon's Seal at the North Carolina Botanical Gardens at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in Chapel Hill, NC
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theskepticalmystic · 2 years
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Alright! So this blog is going to be a bit of a journal of what I've found/identified as well as a bit of a rough draft for writing pages in my fieldbook. Expect errors as this is my hobby not my job! Related to that statement is a disclaimer: please, PLEASE, do not use the info here to identify plants on its own. Always use multiple sources and fact check me. Do not put anything on or in your body without being 100% positive what it is.
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suttoncreek314stuff · 11 months
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Star-Flowered False Solomon's-Seal
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