Sunday, July 02, 2006

Exhibit 12


The fields and wooded areas around the Tremont Institute offer an easy access to some lovely late summer flowers. Photo: September 3

Exhibit 11


This insect chewed plant was spotted on a Knox County roadside in a waste area. Notice the lantern shaped seed pod. Photo: August 27, 2005

Exhibit 10


The north-facing Townsend side of Rich Mountain produces a whole different array of wildflowers than the Cades Cove-facing south side. This shrub-like plant has the very interesting blossoms, almost a flower within a flower. Photo: May 19, 2006