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West Virginia ~ Summer Wildflower Identification ~

Wildflower galleries by species, Summer 2004. Additional images can be seen here: Summer ~ 2005 and Summer in WV
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:: American Hogpeanut, Vine ::
:: Annual Phlox; Drummond Phlox ::
:: Bindweed, Vine ::
:: Birdsfoot Trefoil ::
:: Blue Mistflower; Algeratum ::

:: Bouncing Bet; Soapwort ::
:: Chickory ::
:: Climbing False Buckwheat, Vine ::
:: Common Morning Glory ::
:: Deptford Pink ::

:: Devil's Grandmother ::
:: Evening Primrose ::
:: Great Lobelia ::
:: Wingstem ::
:: Heal-all; Self-heal ::

:: Illinois Tick Trefoil ::
:: Ironweed ::
:: Sunflowers ::
:: Tall Bellflower ::
:: Teasel ::

:: Tick Trefoil ::
:: Touch-me-not; Jewelweed ::
:: Virgin's Bower; Devil's Needles ::
:: Wild Bergamot ::
:: Assorted Summer Wildflowers ::

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Kayaker 06-Aug-2012 17:01
I found two types of wildflowers while kayaking last week (July 28th) in WV that aren't listed here. One type was found growing very tall (sunflower plant tall) stocks with large pink flowers at the top. They grew very close to the water. The other which is more interesting because I only found one. Found it in the middle of a old lake growing on a submerged tree stump in moss. It has a 3 ft stock with small yellow flowers at the top that bloom and die quickly in time for more to bloom. I moved this plant to my house and its seems to be surviving. Any idea what these might be?

larose forest photos 03-Sep-2009 18:11
Fabulous set of photos! Well done!! V

Guest 28-Apr-2008 18:45
Lovely photos. Thanks so much for taking the time to write the names of each flower. I wish everyone would do that!

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:: American Hogpeanut, Vine ::	:: Annual Phlox; Drummond Phlox ::	:: Bindweed, Vine ::	:: Birdsfoot Trefoil ::	:: Blue Mistflower; Algeratum ::
:: Bouncing Bet; Soapwort ::	:: Chickory ::	:: Climbing False Buckwheat, Vine ::	:: Common Morning Glory ::	:: Deptford Pink ::
:: Devil's Grandmother ::	:: Evening Primrose ::	:: Great Lobelia ::	:: Wingstem ::	:: Heal-all; Self-heal ::
:: Illinois Tick Trefoil ::	:: Ironweed ::	:: Sunflowers ::	:: Tall Bellflower ::	:: Teasel ::
:: Tick Trefoil ::	:: Touch-me-not; Jewelweed ::	:: Virgin's Bower; Devil's Needles ::	:: Wild Bergamot ::	:: Assorted Summer Wildflowers ::

Kayaker		06-Aug-2012 17:01
I found two types of wildflowers while kayaking last week (July 28th) in WV that aren't listed here. One type was found growing very tall (sunflower plant tall) stocks with large pink flowers at the top. They grew very close to the water. The other which is more interesting because I only found one. Found it in the middle of a old lake growing on a submerged tree stump in moss. It has a 3 ft stock with small yellow flowers at the top that bloom and die quickly in time for more to bloom. I moved this plant to my house and its seems to be surviving. Any idea what these might be?

larose forest photos		03-Sep-2009 18:11
Fabulous set of photos! Well done!! V

Guest		28-Apr-2008 18:45
Lovely photos. Thanks so much for taking the time to write the names of each flower. I wish everyone would do that!