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Tag Archives: Closed Gentian
08.07.2022 Silent Sunday
Closed or Meadow Bottle Gentian-Gentiana clausa
Posted in Central Massachusetts, Closeup Photography, Flora, Nature Photography, Western Massachusetts, Wildflowers
Tagged Closed Gentian, flora, Gauco Pond, Gentiana clausa, Massachusetts, Meadow Bottle Gentian, native flowers, native plant, New England, Petersham, western massachusetts, Wildflowers
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08.24.2021 Two-fer Tuesday-Bug Relief
A quick post for those who are not bug fans and completion of the Two-fer. While looking for a specific flower that I mentioned yesterday, I came across this Closed Gentian-Gentiana clausa growing at Glauco Pond. This was made shortly … Continue reading
Posted in Central Massachusetts, Closeup Photography, Flora, Nature Photography, wildflower portrait, Wildflowers
Tagged Closed Gentian, flora, Gentiana clausa, Massachusetts, Meadow Bottle Gentian, native flowers, native plant, New England, North Quabbin, Petersham, western massachusetts, Wildflowers
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09.02.2019 Mum’s the word Monday
Well, not really “a day” but I’m feeling quiet tonight. Another Meadow-bottle Gentian I was told about by a FB friend. The more red/purple blooms are a bit different than any I’ve seen before.
Posted in Closeup Photography, Flora, Nature Photography, wildflower portrait, Wildflowers
Tagged Amherst, Closed Gentian, flora, Gentiana clausa, Meadow Bottle Gentian, native flowers, native plant, native wildflower, New England, Norwottuck Rail Trail, western massachusetts, Wildflowers
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08.15.2019 Meadow-bottle Gentian
As summer moves along and autumn approaches, there are certain flowers one starts to anticipate. For me, it’s the gentians. First appears the closed or bottle gentians. In today’s post, the Meadow-bottle Gentian-Gentiana clausa. This is about as open as … Continue reading
09.09.2014 All of me…why not take all of me?
My holy grail for the late summer is the Fringed Gentian (Gentianopsis crinita). If I find one you will see why. Or maybe you already have seen them and know why. However, the calendar says it is still a bit … Continue reading