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Pink flowers - simple
Pink Flowers - Daisy-like
Pink Flowers - odd shaped
Pink Flowers - Round Clusters
Pink Flowers - Long Stalks
Violet, Purple or Blue Flowers - Simple
Violet, Purple or Blue Flowers - Odd Shaped
Violet, Purple or Blue Flowers - Round Clusters
Violet, Purple or Blue Flowers - Long Stalks
White Flowers - Simple
White Flowers - Daisy-like
White Flowers - Odd Shaped
White Flowers - Round Clusters
White Flowers - Long Stalks
Yellow Flowers - Simple
Yellow Flowers (Daisy/Sunflower-like)
Yellow Flowers - Odd Shaped
Yellow Flowers - Round Cluster
Yellow Flowers - Long Stalks
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Red Bud: One of the first trees to bloom in the region. Grows as understory in the wild. These were seen along the C&O Canal along the border with Green Ridge State Forest, MD.

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Virginia Rose: Might have different names in different states. Blooms in summer. These were on the Mill Mountain Trail, GWNF, VA on the approach to Big Schloss.

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Spring Beauties: Almost the first flower of spring. Found in shady trail-side areas. These were encountered on Jeremy's Run Trail on the last weekend of March.

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Herb Robert (Geranium robertianum) - Small, paired, delightful flower with darker lines on the petals. Blooms May to October. Location: Jeremy's Run Tr, SNP, VA.

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Wild Pink or Catchfly: There are several varieties. Silene caroliniana shown here is pink. S. virginiaca is red. Its sticky stem gives rise to the name Catchfly.

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Spotted Joe Pye Weed: Deep pink clusters of flowers supported on dark red stems. Note the whorls of 5 leaves. Location: All along Tea Creek and its Right Fork, MNF, WV.

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Rose-pink/Bitterbloom (Sabatia angularis) : Moist fields and roadsides. Location: Long Pond Trail, GRSF, MD. Photo by Ken Clark.

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Mountain Wood Sorrel, Oxalis montana: Grows in moist, shady forests, usually at higher elevations. Location: Rohrbaugh Plains Trail, Dolly Sods, MNF, WV.

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Depthford Pink: Very small. Clusters along the C&O Canal, Great Falls National Park, MD. Photo by Ken Clark.

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Wild Sweet William or Meadow Phlox (Phlox maculata): Found along the banks of Fifteen Mile Creek, GRSF, MD. Photo by Ken Clark.