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Naked-Flowered Tick Trefoil: Grows in rich woods. Blooms in July.
This plant has a leaf stalk and a seperate flower stalk. The two are joined together underground giving the appearance of
a flower with no leaves. Close-up by Ken Clark. Location: Nicholson Hollow Trail, SNP, VA.
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Fireweed: Gets its name from its ability to quickly colonize recently burned areas. Reproduces via underground
runners forming huge thickets. The deep fuscia petals with deeper colored, thinner petals in between, the red stems and often
red tinge in the leaves only add to the name. The red tinge is not always present. Location: Cranberry Overlook on Highland
Scenic Highway, MNF, WV.
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