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Sharp-Lobed Hepatica
Hepatica nobilis var. acuta
34.16, -84.73
Field Notes
Description:
Pink, white or purple blossoms arise in early spring on the fuzzy, 4-6 in. stems of sharp-lobed hepatica. The leaves, which grow from ground level on their own hairy stems, appear after the flowers have blossomed. They are three-lobed, pointed and evergreen until the following spring. These largest leaves are at least a year old and have faded to a very attractive maroon, but you can see the fuzzy fresh leaves emerging beneath the blooms on this specimen.
Habitat:
Native Distribution: ME to MN, s. to FL & n. AR (absent from Atlantic coast areas) Native Habitat: Rich, usually deciduous, woods
Notes:
Spotted along Vineyard Mountain Eagle Scout Trail at the Riverside Day Use Park.
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