Whitetop Pitcherplants and Clouds
by Paul Rebmann
Title
Whitetop Pitcherplants and Clouds
Artist
Paul Rebmann
Medium
Photograph - Photograph
Description
A clump of whitetop pitcherplants with a flower towering overhead against a sky with dark clouds from an impending storm. This photograph was made in Tate's Hell State Forest in the Florida panhandle.
These are frequent pitcherplants of bogs, seepage slopes, wet prairies, and acid swamps from Leon & Franklin Counties west through much of the panhandle. The range extends into Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia, plus North Carolina.
The erect pitchers are green on the lower part and white on the upper portion with red reticulate markings. The hood margin is undulate, or wavy. The pink to dark red flowers have 5 sepals and petals and unbrella-like styles. Flowers appear at the end of tall stalks.
(Subject description from the artist's Wild Florida Photo website www.wildflphoto.com)
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June 4th, 2016
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