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Tag Archives: Verbascum thapsus
08.24.2015 Mullein leaves from both sides now
With apologies to Joni (who wrote the song) and Andrew ( whom, if memory serves correctly, had his own post riffing on the title), here we are approaching a flower, although not as colorful as I led you to believe … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract leaves, Common Mullein, dewy leaves, Fall Foliage, flora, Hadley, leaf pattern, leaf vein pattern, Massachusetts, New England, non-native flowers, non-native plants, non-native species, non-native wildflowers, Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge, Verbascum thapsus, western massachusetts
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03.07.2015 Summer Mullein
One wildflower that gets little respect, at least I have heard mostly discouraging words for it, is Common Mullein (Verbascum thapsis). It is generally a roadside or waste area plant, but I have seen a few in flower gardens and … Continue reading
Posted in Closeup Photography, Flora, macro photography, Nature Photography, Western Massachusetts
Tagged biennial wildflower, Clown's Lungwort, Common Mullein, flora, Massachusetts, New England, Quabbin, Verbascum thapsus, western massachusetts, Wildflowers, yellow flower, yellow wildflower
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