This is another new wildflower, to me.
It is called the blue bead lily.
When the seedpods are ripe, according to the book, they will be bright blue.
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3 comments:
Great capture. No bugs your way?! I was out at the cranberry bog and the blackflies were horrible. Mosquitoes bad at home...
I'm so glad you explained the 'blue bead' part - I was looking for something blue in the pictures and didn't see a thing! I hope you can capture it when it appears!
What a unique looking plant. You don't see many green flowers. Pretty though
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