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Wildflower Array: Late Woods Poppy like a Tulip



2018-04-10 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
There are just two Celandine or Woods Poppies in this picture. They seem to be late this year, by as much as Easter was early. At first the one dead center appeared to be an unopened tulip, but it was not. Last year, this location was bright with a hillside of peaking Celandine Poppies. This year, the peak is an anticipated, yet-to-come event here. As a bonus, though, the Robin's nest trillium, in the lower part of the photo, was so abundant that it seems as common as the violets now rife, everywhere. There are other plants we wish we could identify, and ought to be able to do so - so please help with any other forest floor item - we think there is an interesting fungus in the upper right, would be appreciated. - EW/LW.


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