OK, that headline may be misleading. “At USWildflowers.com” doesn’t mean we have a scoop on a news story that hasn’t made the mainstream headlines yet; it means that USWildflowers.com is now treating the Great Smoky Mountains National Park as it does the individual United States – you can get listings of the USWildflowers’ database of wildflower species that are found in the park.
Monthly Archives: June 2015
#NPOD: Ragged Robin #Nativeplants
Native Plant of the Day 06/24/2015
Photo from June 17, 2010. Location: Valley County, ID.
Ragged Robin – for more photos / info go to the Clarkia pulchella detail page.
#NPOD: Butterfly Milkweed #Nativeplants
Butterfly Milkweed – Native Plant of the Day 06/23/2016
Photo from 06/27/2010. Location: Walker County, GA. More photos / info at the
Asclepias tuberosa detail page.
#NPOD: Ballhead Waterleaf #Nativeplants
Native Plant of the Day 06/19/2015
Photo from June 15, 2010. Location: Boise National Forest, Ada County, ID.
Ballhead Waterleaf – for more photos / info go to the Hydrophyllum capitatum detail page.
American Umbrella Leaf – Diphylleia cymosa – Added to USWildflowers’ Database
American Umbrella Leaf, a native species, has been added to the USWildflowers database (06/04/2015.) Scientific name is Diphylleia cymosa. Photo below was taken in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park along the Little River Trail near Elkmont on May 04, 2015. Go to the American Umbrella Leaf detail page for more photos and information.