There were several of these growing in shade in sandy soil.
When I broke the stem, white milky stuff came out.
A group of these shrubs are growing under tree canopy in sandy soil. Aprox 3-4' tall.
This is a common plant in my area.
Woodland area grows in sandy soil and grows pitch & white pine; various oak, maple, birch; blueberry; canada mayflower; bracken fern.
This wildflower grows at woodland edge but in shade. It is the only plant of its kind in the area as far as I've seen, and if I don't see it in bloom I don't know where it is (I look for it every year and sometimes I miss it)!
My guide book says this grows in moist soil, which must be why there is only one as this area is known for sandy soil.
There used to be several sweetfern plants growing along the woodland edge in my area, however this is the only one I can now find.
Woodland area grows in sandy soil and grows pitch & white pine; various oak, maple, birch; blueberry; canada mayflower; bracken fern.
This is a common plant in my area. This picture shows an unusually large stand of it at the edge of a wild area. Typically it is more sparse, growing amongst other plants.
Woodland area is on sandy soil and consists of pitch & white pine; various oak, maple, and birch; lowbush blueberry; canada mayflower; sarsaparilla.
Seen in woodland area.
ID based on fact that this is the only known rabbit in the Vermont.
Growing in a disturbed woodland area in sandy soil. In a more shady spot, under tree canopy.
Growing in woodland area that is on sandy soil and consists of pitch & white pine; various oak, maple, and birch; lowbush blueberry; canada mayflower; sarsaparilla. Many new trees have come up near the edge when the rest of the woods were cleared for housing.
