Ontario Wildflowers website

Mystery Plants - 2005
Page 3
(#2005-07 to #2005-10)

 

#2005-07

IDENTIFIED as Pale Violet (Viola striata)

I think this might be Pale Violet (V. striata).

May 16/05. Hidden Valley, Kitchener.

 

The flowers share stems with the leaves.
Leaves.

#2005-08
I think this is Garden Currant.

Another question is ... is it Ribes vulgare or Ribes rubrum? Or are those one and the same?

Hidden Valley, Kitchener, may 16/05.


#2005-09
What is this tiny plant? Looks like a tiny Forget-me-not.

Rondeau Provincial Park, growing in with the grass. Also at Pelee National Park.

May 10/05.

  • probably myosotis stricta (CR)

This shows how it carpets the ground.

The flowers are at the top of the plant.

The whole plant.


#2005-10

A white Violet. It's different than Canada Violet.

The flowers are on their own stem.

Stems are smooth.

Young leaves are pubescent.

Rondeau Provincial Park, May 10/05.

Side view of opened flower.

Leaf.


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