I have decided to keep a separate gallery of wildflowers for each current year. During that year the gallery will be sorted in reverse order of date taken so that the most recent pictures appear at the beginning of this gallery. At the end of each year I'll collect the pictures into the main wildflower gallery, which is sorted in ascending order of date taken. See that gallery here: http://arctangent.smugmug.com/Nature/Vegetation/Wildflowers-Past-Years/5424475_QmrpZJ. I'll also re-sort the year's gallery in ascending order.
Included here are any flowers seen growing in wild or natural environments, as well as species known to occur in the wild but seen planted in various garden settings. Flowers might be native to North America, or alien imports, mainly from Europe.
Included here are any flowers seen growing in wild or natural environments, as well as species known to occur in the wild but seen planted in various garden settings. Flowers might be native to North America, or alien imports, mainly from Europe.
D149-2012 European wild ginger, Asarum europaeum
Family Aristolochiaceae Native to Europe; widely cultivated for ornamental value as a ground cover outside its native range.
Hosta Hillside, Hidden Lake Gardens, Michigan
May 29, 2012
(nex5n)
Note: smugmug has, once again, failed to sort an image properly. This one belongs next to its companion, here: http://smu.gs/MyjLrR
Family Aristolochiaceae Native to Europe; widely cultivated for ornamental value as a ground cover outside its native range.
Hosta Hillside, Hidden Lake Gardens, Michigan
May 29, 2012
(nex5n)
Note: smugmug has, once again, failed to sort an image properly. This one belongs next to its companion, here: http://smu.gs/MyjLrR
D149-2012 European wild ginger, Asarum europaeum
Family Aristolochiaceae Native to Europe; widely cultivated for ornamental value as a ground cover outside its native range.
Hosta Hillside, Hidden Lake Gardens, Michigan
May 29, 2012
(nex5n)
Note: smugmug has, once again, failed to sort an image properly. This one belongs next to its companion, here: http://smu.gs/MyjLrR
Family Aristolochiaceae Native to Europe; widely cultivated for ornamental value as a ground cover outside its native range.
Hosta Hillside, Hidden Lake Gardens, Michigan
May 29, 2012
(nex5n)
Note: smugmug has, once again, failed to sort an image properly. This one belongs next to its companion, here: http://smu.gs/MyjLrR
See photo in original gallery.