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Herbaceous plants of the Lakeshore Nature Preserve

This list of common herbaceous plants of Preserve woodlands is the first of several plant lists that will eventually be posted on this page. We already have much more information about herbaceous plants of Preserve wetlands and prairies to organize and post, plus lists of additional uncommon herbaceous plants of Preserve woodlands.

So please do not report additional species at this time. Save your lists - then check them against the additional plant lists we plan to post in the near future.

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Hemerocallis sp.

These planted exotic daylilies are evidence of past human gardens.

Rattlesnake master Eryngium yuccifolium and
Culvers-Root Veronicastrum virginicum
bloom on the Biocore Prairie
Mayapple Podophyllum peltatum
blooms in several Preserve woodlands

Indian Grass Sorgastrum nutans blooms on the Biocore Prairie

Watch a video clip about the Biocore Prairie

Green spore capsules of a moss in spring
Maiden hair fern  Adiantum pedatum grows in moist woods
violet species Viola sp
Yellow coneflower Ratibida pinnata blooms on Biocore Prairie
Spring beauty Claytonia virginica blooms in spring in Preserve woods
spring beauty
Trout lily Erythronium albidum blooms in spring in Preserve woods
trout lily
Trout lily, Erythronium albidum, Spring beauty, Claytonia virginica, and woods anemone, Anemone quinquefolia, bloom in spring in Preserve woods
trout lily
Native wild clematis Clematis virginiana
wild clematis

 

 

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02/10/2008