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Packera glabella
An upright plant belonging to the Aster family, 18-20 in. high. Stems may be branched or unbranched, topped by a large, cluster of small yellow, daisy-like flowers. Interesting leaves are deeply-divided in rounded segments or lobes and become smaller toward the upper portion of the plant.
These pretty butterweed flowers were spotted in a fire ring at our campsite in Saint Bernard State Park in Braithwaite, Louisana.
Spotted on Jan 28, 2014
Submitted on Jan 28, 2014
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Thanks for comment MariadB. The little butterweed flower is all fallen over this morning at our campsite because of the ice storm we had here.
Lovely - wish I could see these in January ;>)