JACK-IN-THE-PULPIT – Be forewarned! Jack changes to Jill after one year! Also known as Indian Turnip. NATIVE PLANTS OF APPALACHIA
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JACK-IN-THE-PULPIT – Be forewarned! Jack changes to Jill after one year! Also known as Indian Turnip.
NATIVE PLANTS OF APPALACHIA
BLEEDING HEARTS – Watch for them along rocky crevices!
NATIVE PLANTS OF APPALACHIA
QUEEN ANNE’S LACE - Also called “Wild Carrot.” Used for ornamental purposes of course!
NATIVE PLANTS OF APPALACHIA
PURPLE PHLOX – The multifaceted one, with shades ranging from light blue to pale violet.
NATIVE PLANTS OF APPALACHIA
ORANGE DAYLILIES – Dip in batter and eat a fritter!
NATIVE PLANTS OF APPALACHIA
BLOODROOT – Highly medicinal, but consult your granny woman. Can be toxic!
NATIVE PLANTS OF APPALACHIA
DANDELION - Go ahead. Blow the puffball. We aren’t looking! Good for that itch, too!
NATIVE PLANTS OF APPALACHIA
FLAMING AZALEA - Also known as the “burning bush” or ‘honeysuckle” by mountain folk!
NATIVE PLANTS OF APPALACHIA
MOUNTAIN LAUREL - Known to mountain folk as “ivy.” Best not try it through a thicket!
NATIVE PLANTS OF APPALACHIA
RHODODENDRON – The true icon of the Southern Highlands!
NATIVE PLANTS OF APPALACHIA
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