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You may leave the temple and roam the land!

I resurrected this thread because I was working on this yesterday.

Try this one, Grasshopper!

And this is Gratiola aurea. Both were within several feet of each other.

That should be yellow. This is a Xyris.

My first one.(not an orchid)

I looked for Spiranthes laciniata last week but I didn't see any but if it isn't blooming it's hard to see in all the green.

Guy, In your picture you can see a green coloring inside the flower. You can't see it in my photo but there is no green.

19th- Spiranthes tuberosa

Guy, I was in that spot yesterday around lunchtime. As you walk around you keep seeing more and more! Today I was in the area you were in this morning. We must be seeing each others footprints.

Just use these Al!

It reminds me of the movie Twins with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito! If you want to see something unusual (non-orchid) on Rt. 530 in Pemberton Borough in front of Shady Oaks Apts. is a Quercus marilandica that is 55' tall and 8' in circumference.

That area was a farm at one time. This is the same general area that I photographed the Platanthera lacera, P. clavellata, Cypripedium acaule, Tipularia discolor and Goodyera pubescens(almost). Also several other rare plants in the area.

18th- Spiranthes lacera var. gracilis, Gibby told me where he found his and i couldn't find them ( don't know how he did in all that cover!) but I did find a sedge I have been studying, so later I stopped at a spot where Platanthera ciliaris was known to grow in the past and decided to check out...

Gibby, Keep an eye on those Spiranthes because S. tuberosa are starting to bloom now. I haven't seen any yet but a friend told me she had them starting in her yard. The Goodyera pubescens around here didn't bloom at all but there were dozens of them last year.

Last week I saw a pickup with an AMTRAK emblem parked there.

If you get there late you will find this!

17th Tipularia discolor

Yes, I see, like my avatar. I'm going to check out some X. carolinia one day soon.