#false rue anemone

[speakingofnature]

False Rue Anemone

The spring-blooming False Rue Anemone may bloom in the fall if the weather is similar to spring conditions. This hearty flower was seen in Minnesota's Beaver Creek Valley State Park in October a few days ago. Nature takes advantage of most opportunities.

[oliviarosaline]

False Rue Anemone

Enemion biternatum

St. Charles County, Missouri, USA

March 13th, 2024

Olivia R. Myers

@oliviarosaline

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[spookysoyboy]

Some of my finds from a hike a few weeks ago. This was as the last of the spring ephemerals were blooming, right before the canopy leafed out.

Middle right

Viola eriocarpa (Smooth Yellow Violet)

Bottom left

Viola sororia (Common Blue Violet - Most likely)

Bottom right

Enemion biternatum (False Rue Anemone)

[findchaos]

Today's flowers from our walk: double daffodils, false rue anemone, magnolia, and Dutchman's breeches (a type of bleeding heart). 🌼

[fischotterkunst]

False rue-anemone (Enemion biternatum)

5/9/23

[aliceaddsocks]

Check out this cool trackable I found while Geocaching in Harbin Park in Fairfield, Ohio! Such a small, silly thing that made my day. This place has HILLS. Loads of spring flowers blooming. Pictured are a Giant(?) Trout Lily, Spring Beauties, and a gorgeous Wood Poppy with Garlic Mustard, which isn’t blooming yet, but I love it still! Also saw violets, Dutchman’s britches, cut-leafed toothwort, mayapples coming up, false rue anemones and more… virginia waterleaf… and geocaches! Tftc to the cache owners for leading me on a great treasure hunt. Can’t wait to deposit this Gnomes and popcorn trackable on a big adventure later this summer!

Hope you are well and enjoying the day, my lovelies.

Alice

[ainawgsdoutdoors]

Took the kids and dogs on a hike at one of the best trails for spring wildflowers I've ever found. Still a little too early for trillium but lots of spring beauties, dutchmans britches, squirrel corn, false rue anemone, violets, and trout lilies. We even saw the first of the woodland phlox blooms! And 10yo found a caterpillar!

[anotheralbatross]

False Rue Anemone

[fatchance]

False rue anemone (Enemion biternatum), at Wehr Nature Center at Whitnall Park, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Update: I originally mis-captioned this as rue anemone (Thalictrum thalictroides), but had a change of heart. I should have counted the flowers’ naughty bits, as Linnaeus taught us.  

[continent-of-wild-endeavor]

False Rue Anemone - Enemion biternatum

[speakingofnature]

False Rue Anemone

Small and obscure, this Anemone seems to fly under the radar. If not for its abundance it would be mostly neglected when compared to the colorful and showy spring wildflowers. This spring ephemeral performs a job and does it well, which if studied should appeal to the common man.

[cedar-glade]

Gallagher fen in June.  By now, August, the esker savanna has bloomed it’s intense tall grass forbe display as the fen once again starts opening another act. Here we see a setting in time, still unique, still productive in it’s own way, each season different and transient, always changing like an endless waltz.

the commonalities of late spring and early summer.

  Anemonastrum canadense

(Bio syn, Anemone canadensis) or Canada anemone/meadow thimbleweed.

Phlox glaberrima,

false sweet william, early smooth meadow phlox.

(fun because there are three phlox species here that give off the vibe that there may be infinite blooms of phlox.) if you visit you’ll love this.

 the order is: Phlox glaberrima, Phlox maculata( spotted stemmed meadow phlox), phlox paniculata (autumn panickled woodland phlox).

Thalictrum dasycarpum ( staminate)

Tall white flowered purple sepal’d meadow rue.

funny how this works; but, it would appear that the attractive tepals are vestigial and that this one, just like early meadow rue, is infact wind pollinated.

[thebelmontrooster]

A Few More Wildflower Identified From A New Location

A Few More Wildflower Identified From A New Location

Hello everyone! I hope this post finds you well. The photos on this post were taken on May 27th when I visited another set of woods the same friend’s farm. This section is across the highway and East Fork Tebo Creek runs through it. The day I was there it was more like a small river. There are a lot of creeks that only have water in them during the rainy season, but Tebo Creek is well known…

[scriptflorist]

What flower would be associated with forbidden, painful love? Like the obsessive crush of an older sister for her brother, and that she feels envy and sadism towards his potential romantic interests.

Hi subyss-chan,

That’s a question well within the realms of flower language and very much something tumblr likes to argue about for entirely different reasons. Anyone who has made it this far in the ask, please don’t argue on this post. The subject of forbidden, painful, even obsessive love is nothing this type of relationship has a monopoly on, and the following list will be able to help many more stories than just this one.

acacia – secret love, platonic love, friendship

acalia – temperance

achillea millefolium – war

alstroemeria – security

almond (blossom) – indiscretion

almond (flowering) – hope

almond (laurel) – perfidy

anemone – forsaken, frailty

anthericum – antidote

apocynum – deceit

apple – temptation

arum (fly-catching) – snare

asphodel – my regrets follow you to the grave

azalea – temperance, romance, fragile and ephemeral passion, take care, fragile, passion

balsam of peru – cure

basil – hatred

belvedere – I declare against you

berberry – sharpness of temper, sourness of temper, sharpness, sourness, petulance

bilberry – treachery

bindweed (great) – insinuation, importunity

bird cherry – perfidy, hope

bittersweet nightshade – truth

bittersweet – truth

blackberry – envy

bladder nut tree – frivolous amusement, frivolity, amusement

bramble – lowliness, envy, remorse

cacalia – adulation

carnation – alas! for my poor heart, pride, disdain

carnation (red) – my heart breaks, my heart aches for you, admiration

catchfly – snare

catchfly (red) – youthful love, I fall victim

chrysanthemum (red) – I love.

chrysanthemum (white) – truth

chrysanthemum (yellow) – a heart left to desolation, slighted love

clover (four-leaf) – be mine

convolvulus – bonds, uncertainty

convolvulus (major) – extinguished hopes

cranberry – cure for (the) heartache, hardiness

daphane (winter) – I would not have you otherwise

goat’s rue – reason

hair moss – secret

heart’s ease (purple) – secret

heather (lavender) – admiration, solitude

hellebore – scandal, calumny

hemlock – you will be my death

honeyflower – speak low if you speak love, love sweet and secret, sweet, secret love, generous affection, sweetness of disposition

honeysuckle (coral) – the colour of my fate

honeysuckle (wild) – generous and devoted

ice plant – your looks freeze me, rejected addresses, frigidity

ivy (tendril and bouquet) – “may I”, “I desire”

jasmine (indian) – I attach myself to you, attachment, separation

jonquil – I desire a return of affection, desire, affection returned, love me, sympathy

laurel (common flower) – perfidy

lily of the valley – the heart withering in secret, return of happiness, modesty, tears of the virgin Mary, happiness, humility

lint – I feel my obligations

liquorice (wild) – I declare against you

lobelia – malevolence, arrogance

love-lies-bleeding – hopeless (but) not heartless, deserted love, desertion

lungwort – you are my life

marigold (french) – jealousy

mezereon – desire to please, coquetry

milfoil – war

milk vetch – your presence softens my pains

motherwort – concealed love, secret love

myrobalan – privation, bereavement

narcissus (false) – delusive hope

nettle – you are spiteful., cruelty, slander

nightshade – dark thoughts, truth, falsehood, scepticism

peach blossom – I am your captive

pear – affection

pine (spruce) – hope in adversity, farewell!

pink (yellow) – unreasonableness, disdain

polyanthus (crimson) – the heart’s mystery

potentilla – I claim at least your esteem

pride of china – dissension

quince – temptation

reed (split) – indiscretion

rocket – rivalry

rose (campion) – only deserve my love

rose (carolina) – love is dangerous

rose daily/rosa quotidians – thy smile I aspire to

rose (maiden blush) – if you love me/it you will find it out

rose (moss) – confession of love, pleasure without alloy, superior merit, voluptuous love

rue (wild) – manners, morals

shepherd’s purse – I offer you my all.

siphocampylus – resolved to be noticed.

spindle tree – your charms are engraven on my heart

spurge laurel – desire to please, coquetry

sunflower (dwarf) – your devout adorer, adoration

swallow-wort – cure for (the) heartache

thistle (scotch) – retaliation

tiger-flower – for once may pride befriend me, cruelty

tuberose – dangerous love, dangerous pleasures, voluptuousness, le plus loin le plus cher

tulip (yellow) – hopeless love

tussilage (sweet-scented) – justice shall be done you

venus flytrap – deceit, caught at last

– Mod Jana

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[findchaos]

Itty-Bitty Plant Committee 🌱✨

(bird's-eye speedwell, false rue anemone, Forbes' glory-of-the-snow, white clover)