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can someone id this funky groundcover?
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Posted by
hoorayfororganic 6b Massachusetts (
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Sun, Aug 19, 07 at 7:31
| it was found in eastern Massachusetts in a forest

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RE: can someone id this funky groundcover?
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| forgot - you can use the pine needles for scale |
RE: can someone id this funky groundcover?
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| Downy Rattlesnake Orchid, Goodyera pubescens. It is a native orchid. |
RE: can someone id this funky groundcover?
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RE: can someone id this funky groundcover?
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| Unusual for Mass. Good to hear though. I saw it all over the place when I hiked the Appalachian trail in Tennessee. I bought some for my garden this year.It it survives in MAss I probably don't have to worry about the winter in Ohio. |
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