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by Paul Rebmann
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Our wooden holiday ornaments are 1/2" thick, approximately 4" tall, and include a string for easy hanging and a magnet on the back for use on refrigerators. Ornaments are available in six different shapes, including: stars, hearts, bells, trees, ovals, and stockings.
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A close-up view looking directly down into the center of a Simpson's zephyrlily flower.
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Gently clean with a damp cloth.
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A close-up view looking directly down into the center of a Simpson's zephyrlily flower.
This image has been featured in the following groups:
Bedroom Art Gallery (5/19/22)
A frequent wildflower of wet flatwoods and meadows mostly in the central peninsula south into Collier County. The range includes the southeastern coastal states from Mississippi into North Carolina.
The mostly white flowers are funnel-shaped and up to 5cm (2 in.) across and solitary on a stalk up to 30.5cm (12 in.) tall. There are pink stripes on the backs of the sepals and the pink tinge on the flowers darkens as they mature. Z. simpsonii differs from other species of this genus by having a three-parted stigma that is nearly the same height or slightly shorter than the anthers, all of which extend beyond the green perianth tube. The narrow channeled leaves are 1.5-5mm (1/6-3/16 in.) wide and 30.5-51cm (12-20 in.) long.
While most of this genus blooms after spring or early summer rains, Simpso...
His entire life Paul Rebmann has ventured outdoors to enjoy nature. Whether he is hiking in mountain forests, wading through Florida swamps, or on the water in a kayak or canoe, Paul strives to satisfy his biophilia. As a nature photographer and Florida Master Naturalist, he attempts to bring the beauty and wonder of nature to others, so that they may see what they might not happen to experience for themselves, and to impart the importance of preserving our natural areas, not only for our enjoyment and quality of life, but also for the survival of the flora and fauna that surrounds us. Images by Paul have been published in field guides, various periodicals, exhibited in juried art shows and also used in exhibits at Lyonia Environmental...
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