Found in the Green Mountain National Forest today, near Texas Falls on Rt. 125, Hancock, VT. I have no idea what this plant is.UPDATE: Ruth identified this for me in comments: the fruit of Arisaema triphyllum (Jack-in-the-Pulpit, Bog onion, Brown dragon, Indian turnip, Wake robin or Wild turnip). Thank you.
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Lovely picture. I was looking at some succulents in a garden centre here in Adelaide that looked a little similar. Not the same. Kalanchoes.
ReplyDeleteI used to spend a good deal of time in Vermont when I was married to a Vermonter from Strafford. I used to love to get out of New York or Washington where I was studying and working to get out into the North East. It is a lovely part of the world.
You have some fantastic photographs and I have added you to my reader.
It looks very like what I would call Jack in the Pulpit (Arisaema triphyllum...I think?)
ReplyDeletethank you, Ruth, I looked and yes, that is it: the fruit of jack in the pulpit. I needed that!
ReplyDeleteare those juicy?? they certainly look so!!!
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