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Triangle Flora

I created this blog to document what I'm learning about the

flora of Hillsborough, NC, surrounding environs, and beyond.

August 3, 2009

Starry Campion (silene stellata) at Seven Devils

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White snakeroot (ageratina altissima) at Boone Fork Trail

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Black bugbane (actaea racemosa) at Boone Fork Trail

Also known as black cohosh, black snakeroot or fairy candle

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Galax (galax aphylla) at Boone Fork Trail

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Solomon's plume (maianthemum racemosum) at Boone Fork Trail

Having gone to seed.

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White wood aster (eurybia divaricata) in Seven Devils

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Joe Pye Weed (eutrochium fistulosum) at Boone Fork Trail

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Spotted Touch-Me-Not (impatiens capensis) at Boone Fork Trail

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Trillium at Boone Fork Trail

Having gone to seed.

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Indian Pipe (monotropa uniflora) on Boone Fork Trail

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Websites that have furthered my botanical education

Eno River Association
Jeff's Plants Page
Duke Forest
Trees, Shrubs and Woody Vines of North Carolina
What's in Bloom at NC Botanical Garden
Duke Gardens
North Carolina Native Plant Society
North Carolina Wildflower Program
United States Department of Agriculture
Garden Web -- Name that Plant!