this plant has giant leaves. I had to stand 5 feet back to get the whole thing in the frame. Is this in the Rheum family?
In a field not far from population
This Crown Vetch doesn't belong here along this trail. I'm not that far from population here so I think it is an introduced invasive that has jumped boundary.
I think this is Beard-Tongue Foxglove and not synandra but would appreciate another opinion
I think this is Meadow anemone but can't get that to come up in Lookup nor does anemone canadensis. This was taken in a field. There was some small shade from a little tree so took the photo there
6 ft tall alongside a road. I am almost 100% sure this is poison hemlock. Can anyone confirm?
Invasive. Has escaped cultivation and is seen covering open fields, especially in previously farmed fields
I thought this was a bedstraw (wandering bedstraw). The plant has the whorled leaves - not the other big leaf underneath.
another parsley I cannot ID. If not parsley then please let me know - thanks!
I've seen two in the parsley family this weekend that I cannot identify. This is the first. By a creek in a low, wet area.
The lookup feature isn't coming up with the name I thought. I think this is wild hyacinth. Maybe it's all the same.
We call this Appendaged Waterleaf I think. Did I get the right ID?
Found on some downed branches on a cool, wet hillside. Temp in the mid 60's, sunny day. Don't know what kind of tree those branches came from. I would appreciate any help - thanks.
I think this is Bowman's Root. Anyone else know for sure?
Down in a valley in a moist area by a creek. Is this a kind of ragwort? About 30 inches tall with a very thick stalk.
I think I have the correct ragwort
These don't hang around for long down by the creek. I'm glad to have caught them this year. (two pics)
Small-flowered Crowfoot, Small-flowered Buttercup. A really small flower. It's the yellow flower, not the white one. I'm tring to ID the white one.
Unbloomed still but in the next few days it will be out. Having a warm spell in central Ohio.
This plant is amongst the clover at the Valley View Nature Reserve
I first thought Spring Beauty but the leaves toward the top of the stalk don't look right. What do you think??
Note that the leaves I refer to are not the ones are not the much round ones. Those leaves are part of the Lesser Celandine infestation in that area (the yellow bloom to the rightmost of the pic)
Very small plant with it looked like a red berry. It didn't look like a bud that would bloom. Seen almost at the bottom of a hill but still right above a waterfall in southeastern Ohio
