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Enter a keyword, then click Search. Then refine your search with the tabs below.   Title/AKA/Body Scientific Name Comments Identification   Newest Oldest Hits   1 1155 WildFlowerLover   Lungwort February 21, 2012 1155 2 1373 terrahbell   VIRGINIA BLUE BELL May 07, 2010 1373 Virginia Cowslip, Lungwort Oysterleaf, Wild Bluebells, Roanoke Bells five petals fused into a tubular shape pinkish bulb that shifts into a blue-violet color as it ripens into a flower. Needs insects to fertilize the seeds. Not capable of self-fertilization The flower is commonly pollinated by butterflies, larger bees don't fit in the trumpet. The flowers die well before June. 3 714 DrPerry   Lungwort (spotted leaves, and Vinca) May 17, 2009 714 Young Perennial Plant Habit: tree "University of Vermont Extension" 4 2326 gardengeek   Virginia Bluebells April 29, 2009 2326 Could also be: Mertensia longfloria, Small Flowered Penstemon; Penstemon procerus ================================================== Virginia Cowslip, Lungwort Oysterleaf, Wild Bluebells, Roanoke Bells five petals fused into a tubular shape pinkish bulb that shifts into a blue-violet color as it ripens into a flower. Needs insects to fertilize the see

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