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Was there ever a more beautiful butterfly? ...
Flowers growing in clusters atop erect stems. Flowers had four white petals.
Cardamine californica (Milkmaids) (also ...
Beautiful and delicious spring wildflower with
Portrayed here male, easily recognised by these bright orange upper halves of ...
In some regions this plant is considered a ...
Its fruiting bodies are vertical and resemble really tiny pea pods with cute ...
So named because of the male's bright orange tips to his forewings. The males ...
the common name is thought to refer to the tooth-like structures on the rhizome.
Hairy bittercress, one of the first plants I have seen flowering.
camouflage. Also striking are green eyes speckled with black.This species ...
diameter with four pale petals. It is also edible being
The Cutleaf Toothwort, Crow's Toes, Pepper Root, Purple-flowered Toothwort ...
them indoors! It is a herbacious perennial ...
Is a herbaceous perennial plant growing to ...
An annual or biennial plant. 10-30cm, leaflets lobed andarranged in two rows ...
Part of the pieridae family, this one is a ...
Edible as a bitter herb. It flowers from ...
We thought this was a Green-striped white ...
The cuckoo flower, lady's smock, mayflower, or milkmaids, is
. Long branching stems. Small oval leaves, arranged in groups bi-laterally with ...
plant was about 1.5 feet tall. Thanks Daniel for you ID I would be clueless ...
Another weedy plant found in the yard at Granny's. Will get better pictures ...
This is growing ALL OVER the yard, where there is no grass. Takes up
Leaves are palmately lobed and deeply cleft, with the lobes often appearing as ...
Spring butterfly, flying April to June. Male's orange patch on dark-tipped ...
Small (2 1/2" tall) wildflower growing in left litter. The Cutleaf Toothwort is ...
I guess this is an Orange-tip butterfly -כתום-כנף המצילתיים Anthocharis
Plant with lanceolate leaves and white flowers that have four petals. This is ...
The common name derives from the bright orange tips of the male's forewings.
Small plant in the yard. Member of the mustard family edible as
Cardamine pratensis (Cuckoo Flower or ...
