Here are four more of my favorites. Their beauty is sublte.
The first is in the snapdragon family Smooth False Foxglove/ Aureolaria laevigata.
It lives under oaks and its buds remind me of corn kernels.
This is two types of Spiked Lobelia/ Lobelia spicata.
The flowers are similar, but the arrangement varies.
The flowers have matured into fruit on this Partridgeberry/ Mitchella repens.
I love its creeping growth and brilliant red berries.
This Rattlesnake Plantain(Orchid)/ Goodyera pubescens is loved for its leaves.
This plant has been collected for terrariums.
Never take a wild plant home. They have needs that you cannot meet.
Love them and leave them.
Wild Flow
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Yes, wild flowers are beautiful and need to be left in the wild. Enjoyed your post very much.
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Thanks Peggy
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Good closing statement
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Biologist and teacher forever! Thanks Knight
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Wise words from you Flower.. Nature knows best how to care for these wildflowers.. ❤ Loved the share
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Nature has a hard time. I have made several sad discoveries that I have not shared. There is enough sadness. I do my best to not interfere, even when I really want to. The mama in me wants to save everything. (except weeds)
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I know, my granddaughter arrived in tears today after seeing a Squirrel road kill this morning.. And yes, I even try avoiding destroying spiders webs while gardening and find my self apologising out loud to insects that I disturb.. 🙂 Weeds now, well they are so plentiful and I am sure Mother Nature agrees, we should make room to self sustain ourselves with her bounty 🙂
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I talk to bugs too!
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🙂 🙂
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