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Anemone Rue |
Anemonella thalictroides |
Ht. 4-8" White flower with pink underneath. Blooms March to May. A slender rather delicate looking plant.
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Bellworts-Large |
Uvularia grandiflora, large |
Ht. 12" Yellow flower. Blooms May to June. Grows in woods or thickets.
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Bellworts-Small |
Uvularia sessifolia, small |
Ht. 6-13" Creamy white or yellowish flowers that droop down. Blooms May to June.
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Black-Eyed Susan |
Rudbeckia hirta |
Ht. 12-36" Yellow and dark brown flowers. Blooms June to October. Grows in fields, open woods and roadsides.
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Blazing Star |
Liatris spicata |
Ht. 1-6" A tall spike, pink flower. Blooms July to September. Grows in damp meadows.
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Blood Root |
Sanguinaria canadensis |
Ht. 6-11" White flower with yellow center. Blooms March to June. Grows in moist soil.
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Blue Bells |
Mertensia virginica |
Ht. 8-30" Cluster of blue flowers. Blooms March to May. Grows in wet woods.
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Black Cohosh-Fairy Candle |
Cimicifuga racemosa |
Ht. 3-8" Long narrow clusters of white flowers. Blooms June to August. Grows in woodlands.
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Cardinal Flower |
Lobelia cardinalis |
Ht. 24-48" Spike red flower. Blooms July to September. Grows in damp area along streams.
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Dutchman's Breeches |
Dicentra cucullaria |
Ht. 5-10" White flowers. Blooms April to May. Grows in rich woodlands.
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Foam Flower |
Tiarella cordifolia |
Ht. 6-12" Elongated cluster of white flowers. Blooms April to May. Grows in moist soil.
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Hepatica-Sharp Lobe |
Hepatica acutifolia, Hepatica noblis var. acuta |
Ht. 4-8" Pale purple, lavendar-blue, pink or white flowers. Blooms February to June. Grows in dry rocky woods.
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Jack-in-the-Pulpit |
Arisaema triphyllum |
Ht. 12-30" Purple-brown flower. Blooms April to June. Grows in damp woods and swamps.
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May Apple |
Podophyllum peltatum |
Ht. 8-18" White flower. Blooms April to May. Edible ripe fruits. Grown in moist woods.
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Partridge Berry |
Mitchella repens |
Ht. 6" White flower. Blooms May to July. Edible red berry. Grows in shady areas. A creeping ground cover.
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