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At 6:02 PM -0300 9/20/14, pce@accesswave.ca wrote:
>We photographed some small flowering plants on Brier a day or so
>ago, and I really have no idea what they might be. I tried Newcombe,
>but of course the photos don't show some of the necessary details.
>Both plants were very small, under 6" high. Would some wildflower
>expert on NatureNS be able to put a name to them? The photos are
><http://www.pbase.com/ppayzant/mysteryflowers>here.
Hi Peter,
The first one (white) is silverrod, Solidago bicolor, and the second
(pink) is one of the two species of pink gerardia, Agalinis (formerly
Gerardia), likely A. purpurea.
Phil
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<div>At 6:02 PM -0300 9/20/14, pce@accesswave.ca wrote:</div>
<blockquote type="cite" cite>We photographed some small flowering
plants on Brier a day or so ago, and I really have no idea what they
might be. I tried Newcombe, but of course the photos don't show some
of the necessary details. Both plants were very small, under 6"
high. Would some wildflower expert on NatureNS be able to put a name
to them? The photos are <a
href="http://www.pbase.com/ppayzant/mysteryflowers">here</a>.</blockquote
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Hi Peter,</div>
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<div>The first one (white) is silverrod, Solidago bicolor, and the
second (pink) is one of the two species of pink gerardia, Agalinis
(formerly Gerardia), likely A. purpurea.</div>
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<div>Phil</div>
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