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Iridaceae: Iris germanica L.

G rhiz – Origine ignota – archeofita

288 m, bordo strada

Cfr. https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/148862893

Sisyrinchium of a magenta color. Leaves more narrow than Blue-eyed

Can be blue or white.

Pitcher Plant Bog

Roadside wet depression. Plant base has no fibrous remains of leaves. Main stem <2mm wide. Inner spathe bract hyaline margin has obtuse apex.

Nice patch of it!

Guessing Iris brevicaulis because of short zig-zig stems. Found growing along a steam bank occasionally flooded. Appears to have a foliage disease.

Found in a previously wooded lot. Area was cleared March 2021.

Cherokee County

Popped up alone in a yard under an oak

Escaped, growing wild in dirt infill of a loose ditch bank

By the trail leading to the waterfall at Little River National Preserve.

Large patch

Winter rosettes along roadside margin of fire-suppressed sandhill.

Oval Ladies' Tresses (Spiranthes ovalis)
United States: Alabama: Jackson Co.
Sharp Bingham Preserve
Paint Rock
22-Sep-2018
J.C. Abbott #3109

Remnant native prairie patch.

17+ blooming plants in this group.

Leaves absent on S. lacera var. gracilis but present on S. lacera var. lacera.

Or Spiranthes lacera if you don't accept S. eatonii.

About 20 individuals, some nonflowering. In loblolly stand with some hardwoods