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Spiderwort
This photo breaks the rule. It is not a wildflower but was shot in a flower garden in Jonesborough Tennessee.
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Common Blue Violet
Taken in the Great Smoky Mountains in the spring of 2008.
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Pink Trillium
The White Trillium turn a light pink color as they age.
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White Trillium
Also known as great white trillium or white wake-robin. This is also a spring wildflower from the Great Somky Mountains.
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Wild Red Columbine
Wild Red Columbine is also called Rock Bells. This one was growing among the rocks along the side of the Little River Road in the Great Smoky Mountains.
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Purple Wildflower of the Smokies
These beauties were growing on the side of the Roaring Fork Motor Trail in the Great Smoky Mountains. I'm not sure what kind of flower they are.
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Fallen Flower
This is a picture of a flower fallen from a wild rhododendron on Roan Mountain on the Tennessee - North Carolina border. It had fallen here on this bed of ferns.
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Flame Azalea
These were blooming on the grassy balds near Roan Mountain on the Tennessee - North Carolina border. I also have a landscape picture that is very similar.
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Gray's Lilly
Pollinated by hummingbirds, Gray's Lilly was discovered by Asa Gray, father of American botany, in 1841. It is one of the Roan Highlands 75 rare plant species and is found in few other places on Earth.
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White Trillium Closeup
Another view of a White Trillium. This one was taken at Burgess Falls State Park in Tennessee.
This photo is a non-standard size (not 2x3 ratio).
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Virginia Bluebells
Taken in the Mammoth Cave National Park. These flowers were fairly common in the park during the spring.
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Trout Lilly
Also know as the Dogtooth Violet. Taken at Mammoth Cave National Park
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