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Lateral sepals are hard to explain on a Xyris species Tom. Sepals are usually below the petals, so looking down on that Xyris, you won't see them. You have to be looking horizontally at the spike of flowers. Look at this sketch. The lateral sepal shape of this one is to the left of the 2/3 symbol. Do you see the fringe? On 3 pineland species, you can see that fringe peeking out of the brown overlapping scales.
http://chestofbooks.com/flora-plant...xuosa-Muhl-Slender-Yellow-Eyed-Grass-1132.jpg
The photo was taken yesterday by the Hanover Blvd.(Browns Mills) bridge. The leaves are in the center of the picture.
Could it be C. paniculata? Smells delicious (Sweet Autumn Clematis). The leaf looks right. Ours just finished.
Glo
Glo
From what I could find on Google Glo might be correct. This is the area where it is growing. Little Pine Lake the same lake I grew up alongside.
Yes Glo, I think you are correct. A Japanese native. Strange how Tom leans towards Japanese plants.
