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Padleaf Rein Orchid

Posted on June 24, 2018 by Gloria

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Virginia Wildflowers

Skunk Cabbage
Trout Lily
Bloodroot
Hepatica
Dutchman’s Breeches
Rue Anemone
Coltsfoot
Twin Leaf
Wood Poppy
Yellow Trillium
Spicebush
Cutleaf Toothwort
Walking Fern
Gill-Over-The-Ground vs. Purple Dead Nettle
Star Chickweed
Virginia Bluebells
White Trillium
Morels
Great-spurred Violet
Spring Beauty
Yellow Corydalis
Red Trillium
Oyster Mushrooms
Wild Blue Phlox
Welcome Spring 2015!
Golden Ragwort
Virginia Pennywort
RAMPS!
Blue Cohosh
Fairybells or Yellow Mandarin
Dames Rocket
Honesty
Wild Ginger
Mountain Lettuce
Squirrel Corn
Marsh Marigold
Little Heartleaf
Largeflower Bellwort and Perfoliate Bellwort
Mountain Bellwort
Bishop’s Cap
Eastern Red Columbine
Heartleaf Foamflower
Wild Oats or Sessile Bellwort
Squawroot
Gaywings
Indian Paintbrush
Trailing Arbutus
Solomon’s Seal
Goldenseal
Shooting Stars
Showy Orchis
Hoary Puccoon
Jack in the Pulpit
Robin’s Plantain
Birdsfoot Violet
False Solomon’s Seal
Wood Anemone
Dwarf Crested Iris
Meadow Rue
Virginia Waterleaf
Wild Geranium
Jacob’s Ladder
Mayapples
Green Violet
Marsh Blue Violets
Philadelphia Fleabane or Common Fleabane
Devil’s Urn
Virginia Heartleaf
Dwarf Larkspur
Canada Violet
Quaker Ladies
Lyre-leaved Sage
Addison’s Leatherflower
Wild Sasparilla
Wild Stonecrop
Yellow Rocket or Winter Cress
White Campion
Whorled Loosestrife
Wood Betony
Putty-root Orchid
Fire Pink
Yellow Lady’s Slipper Orchid
Cream Violet
Mountain Phlox
Indian Cucumber Root
Tulip Poplar
Smooth Phlox
Flame Azalea
Pussytoes
Pink Lady’s Slipper
Capturing a swarm of honey bees
White Baneberry
Speckled Wood Lily or Black-bead Lily
Cliff Saxifrage or Michaux’s Saxifrage
Galax
Canada Mayflower
Smooth Hawksbeard
Yellow Clintonia or Blue-bead Lily
Green and Gold
Yellow Hawkweed or King Devil
Mountain Laurel
Violet Wood Sorrel
Yellow Wood Sorrel
Foxglove Beardtongue
Eastern Smooth Beardtongue
Climbing Milkweed
Golden Alexanders and Meadow Parsnip
Elegant Stinkhorn
Bowman’s Root
Rattlesnake Weed
Venus’ Looking Glass
Motherwort
Showy Skullcap
Spiderwort
Lance-leaved Coreopsis
Moth Mullein
Bladder Campion
Viper’s Bugloss
American Lily-of-the-Valley
Sulfur Cinquefoil
Butter-and-Eggs
Yellow Star Grass
Chicken of the Woods
Painted Trillium
Indian Pipe
Striped Wintergreen or Pipsisewa
Deptford Pink
Prince’s Pine or Pipsisewa
Skullcap
Lily-leaved Twayblade
Fly Poison
Ragged Fringed Orchid
Nodding Thistle or Musk Thistle
Pale-Spike Lobelia
Thimbleweed or Tall Anemone
Common Mullein
American Wintergreen or Round-leaved Pyrola
Jewelweed
Butterfly Weed
Large Purple Fringed Orchid
Field Chamomile
Yarrow
Common Milkweed
Fringed Loosestrife
Spotted St. Johnswort
Queen Anne’s Lace
Bee Balm and Wild Bergamot
Black Cohosh
Heal-All or Self-Heal
Golden Chanterelles
Chicory
Basil Bee Balm
Swamp Milkweed or Silkplant
Soapwort or Bouncing Bet
Blue Mist Flower or Wild Ageratum
Chanterelles in General
July 4th Mushroom Walk
Mushroom Foray #5
Black Trumpets
Square-stemmed Monkey-flower
American Poke
Canada Lily
Bittersweet Nightshade
Purple Coneflower
Shiitake Mushrooms
Small Green Woodland Orchid
Knapweed
Moose Antlers
July Mushroom Foray at Pandapas Pond
The Blusher
The Grisette and Tawny Grisette
Jack O’Lantern Mushroom
Blue Vervain
American Wintergreen or Eastern Teaberry
Downy Rattlesnake Plantain
Cup Plant or Indian Cup
Late July Mushrooms
Hoary Mountain Mint
The Stinky Squid: A Stinkhorn
Sundrops and Evening Primrose
Steeplebush or Hardhack
Cardinal Flower
Yellow Fringed Orchid
Virgin’s Bower
Joe Pye Weed
Wild Basil
Blazing Star or Gayfeathers
Green Adder’s Mouth Orchid
Spindles, Worms, and Corals: Oh My!
Flowering Spurge
Slender Ladies’ Tresses
Jimsonweed
Purple-flowering Raspberry
Ironweed
Gray-Headed Coneflower
Wingstem
Partridge Pea
Starry Campion
Boneset
Green-Headed Coneflower
Common Rose-pink
Yellow Crownbeard
White Snakeroot
Tansy
Thistle
Great Blue Lobelia
A Mushroom Foray: August 2012
Ground Cherry or Chinese Lantern
Teasel
False Sunflower
Destroying Angel
August Fields and Roadsides
Cowbane
Old Man of the Woods
Carolina Elephant’s Foot
Cranefly Orchid or Crippled Cranefly
A Mushroom Foray: August 2012
Ornate-stalked Bolete
Shaggy Stalked Bolete
Stiff Gentian
Whorled Wood Aster
Orange Coneflower
Balsam Mountain Gentian
Rare Corpse Flower Is Blooming Now at Virginia Tech!
Kidneyleaf Grass-of-Parnassus
Gaura
Bur Cucumber
Pinesap
Soapwort Gentian
Sneezeweed
Virginia Marsh St. Johnswort
Nodding Ladies’ Tresses
Maximilian’s Sunflower
Black-eyed Susans
Sweet Everlasting
Coker’s Amanita
Conical Waxy Cap
Turtlehead
Nodding Bur Marigold
New England Aster
Purple-stemmed and New York Aster
Slender Gerardia
Bradleys
Honey Mushrooms
Golden Aster
Giant Puffballs
Gem-studded Puffballs
Ravenel’s Stinkhorn
Fly Agaric
Lion’s Mane Mushroom
Pear-shaped Puffball
Bittersweet
Shaggy Mane Mushrooms
Horse Nettle
Seedbox
Welcome to Virginia Wildflowers!
Ground Cedar
Prince’s Pine
Shining Clubmoss
Spring 2016 is here
Witch Hazel
Spring 2017 is here!
Foxtail Clubmoss
Spring 2018
Purple Phacelia
Roundleaf Ragwort
Mock Strawberry
Yellow Fieldcap Mushrooms
Padleaf Rein Orchid
Daisy Fleabane or Annual Fleabane

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