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Allegheny spurge

Pachysandra procumbens

Description:

4" tall wildflower with multiple tiny white flowers on a red stem.

Habitat:

Stillhouse Falls Hollow, Tennessee.

1 Species ID Suggestions

Allegheny Spurge
Pachysandra procumbens


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5 Comments

chesterbperry
chesterbperry 10 years ago

That is the odd part, they are supposed to be evergreen.

KarenL
KarenL 10 years ago

Thanks Chester. I don't recall seeing any leaves so maybe they were killed by a hard frost?

chesterbperry
chesterbperry 10 years ago

Odd there was no leaves?

KarenL
KarenL 12 years ago

I think it is just the blooms Craig as you can see the anthers on the end of the stamen But I have no idea of the species!

craigwilliams
craigwilliams 12 years ago

That's very interesting Karen! Looks like some kind of parasite but may just be blooming before the leaves develop. Whatever it is, I'd like to know too!

KarenL
Spotted by
KarenL

Tennessee, USA

Spotted on Mar 14, 2012
Submitted on Mar 15, 2012

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