Grand Floral Parade - Wildflowers along the Appalachian Trail

Latin name: Diapensia lapponica
Flower: The five lobes of the white flower, growing on a very short stalk, connect to the five stamens.
Average bloom season: June to July
Leaves and stems: The leaves and stems of this evergreen plant creep along the ground, creating small tufts.
Range in AT states: New England
Most likely AT locations: Near the summits of Mount Lafayette and Mount Washington in New Hampshire; on Saddleback, The Horn, and Saddleback Jr. in Maine.

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Grand Floral Parade - Wildflowers along the Appalachian Trail

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