Help IDing some native plants?

9 years ago

Hi, I'm a nature guide in Harrison Maine. I've never been this east before and I'm looking to ID these plants. Please help with as many or few as you can.

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dbarron
9 years ago
Well these look like bluets (Houstonia)...the particular species is left for you determine since you can see the plant itself and can answer questions.
lycopus
9 years ago
Most likely Houstonia caerulea.
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