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Dodecatheon meadia
The leafless flower stalk arises 6-20 in. from bright-green basal leaves. Nodding flowers with strongly-backward pointing petals are in flat-topped clusters. At the top, the stalk divides into arching branches, each terminating in a flower. Petals of the white to deep pink flowers diverge upward to form a star-like pattern.
Woodland trail
Other names: shooting star, eastern shooting star, American cowslip, roosterheads, or prairie pointers.
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