April 17, 2011
|
Southeastern, New Hampshire
|
Young White Campion. Notice the 3 main veins that go to the tip of the leaf, not the edges.
Notice that the leaves of White Campion start out in a rosette and are more oval in
shape. The stem leaves become more elogated as the plant matures. Also notice that the
leaves are hirsute (covered in hairs) and that the margin hairs grow straight out from
the leaf. Hundreds of these plants growing the exact same place as last year‘s
White Campion.
|
|