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Spring Starflower

Ipheion uniflorum

Photo by laura.cricket
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Field Notes

Description:

Six petals, a set of three staggered over another set of three. Colors range from white with a pale blue vein down each petal, to a vivid lavender blue. Blooms occur on single stems, but often grouped close together. Leaves narrow.

Habitat:

Found carpeting the grass in a cemetery in late March.

Reference Links:

Spring Star (Tristagma uniflorum) - Information on Spring Star, Ipheion uniflorum, Ipheion uniflorum - Spring Star Flower -- Discover Life

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