Observaciones de georgiap

Found at the bottom of a tree, one of two specimens.

This invasive plant is becoming more abundant, climbing shrubs and trees. It is difficult to eradicate.

Grows in thickets in East Texas.

Usually found where water table is high.

Also called Hoary azalea and found frequently in Beech- Magnolia slopes in East Texas.

Note 4 eyes on underside of wing, indicating Painted Lady.

Painted Lady on Stokes Aster

Black swallowtail on on penta.

Frequent in my garden. Have native passion vine near.

Frequent visitor to my pollinator garden. Skipper looks green in color when viewed from above.

Growing inSandy Creek Park, downtown Jasper.

Frequent visitors but usually later in the season.

Numerous specimens. Single stem rises from rosette of leaves flat on ground.

Came up in my yard, not planted.

Comes up in mixed flower bed in my yard. Did not plant. Tiny flowers, star shaped and have 4 petals. Leaves , whorl of 6.

Phlox pilosa has been coming up in my yard for years. I don’t plant it but do allow it to spread.

Young sassafras coming up. All mature trees on this property died along with dogwood.

Low growing ruellia, leaves hairy. Have normally seen this plant in dry areas and more upland.