West Virginia ~ Spring Wildflowers ~ 2005 Photo Gallery by Donna Race at pbase.com

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West Virginia ~ Spring Wildflowers ~ 2005

Images of my favorite spring flowers...they are abundant this year!

Spring Flowers...continuing my ID project from last year, more information and identifications here: https://pbase.com/donnar/springwfid

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Elanda Fauber 02-May-2006 17:03
I found a plant in Flatwoods, Braxton County, that was close to the ground with variagated leaves with thin shoots holding tiny balls that I assume would be flowers. The leaves are about three inches long have shades of burgundy and green with lines in them. They are shaped like a fiscus tree leave (only larger) they have a larger bottom and taper to a rounded point. It was growing on moss in clay type soil. Do you know what it is?

Karen Stuebing 11-May-2005 10:21
You've been busy. :) Thanks again for identifying all these wildflowers. I always use your galleries when I need an id. It is a virtual field guide for me.

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Elanda Fauber		02-May-2006 17:03
I found a plant in Flatwoods, Braxton County, that was close to the ground with variagated leaves with thin shoots holding tiny balls that I assume would be flowers. The leaves are about three inches long have shades of burgundy and green with lines in them. They are shaped like a fiscus tree leave (only larger) they have a larger bottom and taper to a rounded point. It was growing on moss in clay type soil. Do you know what it is?

Karen Stuebing		11-May-2005 10:21
You've been busy. :) Thanks again for identifying all these wildflowers. I always use your galleries when I need an id. It is a virtual field guide for me.