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Tuesday, August 07, 2007

Blue Ridge Summer Wildflowers

Bull Thistle (Cirsium vulgare)

Bull Thistle (Cirsium vulgare)

A European introduction to the Blue Ridge Mountains that grows 2-6 ft. tall and can be found in pastures, fields, and along roadsides…It’s a beautiful plant!

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Bachelor’s Button (Centaurea cyanus)

Bachelor’s Button (Centaurea cyanus)

This is not the cultivar that you may have in your garden but the wildflower that it was derived from. It grows 1-3 ft. tall in fields and along roadsides in the Blue Ridge Mountains…It can be found in blue to purple, pink or white.

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Flowering Spurge (Euhorbia corollata)

Flowering Spurge (Euhorbia corollata)

Blooms June-October in the Blue Ridge Mountains and grows 1-3 ft. tall along roadsides, fields, and open woods. In the same family of plants as the poinsettia.

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Tickseed (Coreopsis verticillata)

Tickseed (Coreopsis verticillata)

Blooms in June and July, in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, growing 1-3 ft. tall and can be found along roadsides, fields, and open woods.

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Three-leaved Rosinweed (Silphium trifoliatum)

Three-leaved Rosinweed (Silphium trifoliatum)

This wildflower grows 4-10 ft. tall and blooms July-September in the open woods and fields in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia.

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Low Bindweed (Convolvulus spithamacus)

Low Bindweed (Convolvulus spithamacus)

A look at the profile of the Low Bindweed which grows from 3” to 1 ½ ft. tall along roadsides and fields in the Blue Ridge.

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2 Comments:

  • At Wednesday, 08 August, 2007, Blogger Moksha Gren said…

    As a plant, I love the spiky Bull Thistle. But as a picture, I love the Tickseed. Unpelasant name...but the depth of field, color contrast and balance really make for a nice image. Thanks for sharing them all

     
  • At Wednesday, 08 August, 2007, Blogger D L Ennis said…

    Hi Moksha! Thank you very much for your visit and comment!

    D L

     

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