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Need help with plant ID (Maine)

17 years ago

I found these lovely little things growing up the center of an old woods road that follows Great Brook in West Stoneham, Maine. They seem to be quite plentiful yet I can't find them on any of the white flower pages available on the net. Your help in identifying them will be greatly appreciated.

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Iris GW
17 years ago
A type of Houstonia - common name is Bluets.
raydun
Original Author
17 years ago
Thank you.
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