Small semi-evergreen NE plant #1
bgastone
11 years ago
I've been noticing this growing in dry shade under mainly oaks and white pine here in CT. Note seed pod. This is bigger leaved and more likely to clump compared with #2. I'm guessing native, looks like ginger family.
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