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jusu

16 years ago

Anyone recognize this plant? Should be native in north and south carolina

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greenguy32
16 years ago
Looks like it could be Star of Bethleham, Ornithogalum, to me. Not even close to native if it is. Naturalizes and has a pretty flower but can be a nasty aggressive spp.
naturegirl_2007 5B SW Michigan
16 years ago
It's not Star of Bethlehem....I've battled that. The flower has 6 petals and they have pointed ends.

But I don't know what you do have.
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lycopus
16 years ago
Reminds me of venus flytrap, but then you probably would have photographed the leaves rather than the flowers.
Iris GW
16 years ago
Could it be Spring Beauty, Claytonia virginica?
arisaemadracontium
16 years ago
I am not sure what it is, but I know its in the rose family. At least that narrows it down a bit.
sam_md
16 years ago
My first thought was Callery Pear. If it is truly native it may be one of the plums.
Jusu could be a little more generous with the information.
Was it a tree or shrub? Did the flower have an odor? Was it good or bad? Was the plant thorny? What is the date of the pic? What makes you think it is a native?
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razorback33
16 years ago
jusu....
Any chance of a photo of the foliage? Or a description?
Also a location would help. Wetland, upland, woodlands, meadow. Also, soil type, mesic woodlands, clay, sandy, rocky slopes, etc., would help in ID.
Rb

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