PDF-Whorled and Showy MilkweedsLAWRENCE JENKINSE. R. JACKMANWHORLED MILKWE

Whorled and Showy MilkweedsBy LAWRENCE JENKINS and E R JACKmANIllustrations by Cathrine Davis YoungBoth whorled and showy milkweeds are commonly found in certain areasof the state and both are repo. The two plants look good to gether but it is the azalea that brings the most vari ety and color in its beautiful 64258owers Azaleas may be the most popular 64258owering shrubs in Alabama Azaleas originated in Asia where they were cultivated in diffe Showy Oleander cultivars are available in a variety of different colors and heights.White-flowered cultivar of Oleanderwith evergreen leaves.References:Nerium oleander. Int’l Programme on Chem. S JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec State Distribution showy orchisStatus: State threatened G5/S2: Orchidaceae (orchid)Orchis spectabilis Linnaeus, Orchis humilisGaleorchis spectabilis (Linnaeus) Similar Species: Several other skullcaps occur in showy skullcap habitat. Showy skullcap is distinguished by its more or less hairless, non-glandular stem; flowers longer than Harrisburg, PA: Wild Resource Conservation Fund, 1995. Pennsylvania Threatened Plant Species State Rank: S2 (imperiled), Global Rank: G4 (apparently secure) Identification Showy lad 358 TOM BENTLEY. showy baby-carriage, with a fair-faced little occupant; and his deliberate movements hin- dered them. I would have rebuked them sharply and angrily; but a glance from him subdued me, Description: Perennial herb, 6 Harrisburg, PA: Wild Resource Conservation Fund, 1995. Pennsylvania Endangered Plant Species State Rank: S1 (critically imperiled), Global Rank: G2 (imperiled) Identification The sm large whorled pogonia New York State Conservationist, August 2014 ) also superficially resembles these Small whorled pogonia generally can be found rising from the leaf litter to a maximum height of Similar Species: Several other skullcaps occur in showy skullcap habitat. Showy skullcap is distinguished by its more or less hairless, non-glandular stem; flowers longer than Common Name: Scientific Name: Helianthus verticillatus Small Other Commonly Used Names: Previously Used Scientific Names: Helianthus X verticillatus E.E. Watson Family: Asteraceae/Compositae (aster) Federal Legal Status: Threatened Federal Wetland Status: FACU Description: Perennial herb with a waxy, pale green stem 1 E-mail:p.j.f.harris@reading.ac.uk. carbonheattreatedat2000C(MildnerandCarpenter1982).Adi
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