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Lizard's Tail plant

Saururus cernuus

Photo by Geodialist
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Field Notes

Description:

"Foliage: Large and triangular. Bright green. Nicely fragrant when crushed. Flowers: Citrus-scented stalks of white flowers stand upright but with a curved, drooping tip. Their shape inspires the common name of lizard’s tail." Source Credit: http://www.hortmag.com/plants/lizardstailplant Editor's Note: I shot the photo using an iPhone 3GS camera that does not perform very well in high-contrast light, that is very bright- and very dark light. Notice how the white flowers in direct sunlight are "blown out" (color saturated) in the photo.

Habitat:

Huntley Meadows Park, a 1,425 acre wetland area in Fairfax County, Virginia USA. Related Resource: http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/huntley/

Notes:

© Copyright 2011 Walter Sanford. All rights reserved. www.wsanford.com

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