I was excited to finally see Rue Anemones in bloom in the Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge. I wasn’t thinking much about finding them in the relatively open woods in the creek bottoms on this road. Then I saw a white flower I didn’t immediately recognize. When I got up close, however, I immediately recognized it as a Rue Anemone. I was a little surprised to see them in this relatively open woodland but there they were. And then we saw them in several areas including…
Along the edge of drainage ditches by the roadside. It would have been easy to miss them. They are just below the moss in the center of the photo.
A closer view of an individual plant.
A closer view of an individual flower.To be continued…
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Identification resources:
- Southeastern Flora: Thalictrum thalictroides (Rue anemone, Windflower)
- Name that Plant: Thalictrum thalictroides (Rue anemone, Windflower)
Distribution:
- University of Norh Carolina Herbarium: Anemonella thalictroides
- USDA Plants Database: Thalictrum thalictroides (Rue anemone)
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