Wild flowering flora of Indiana Features: pictures and extensive descriptions of Northwest Indiana's springtime woodland flowering flora, and information on preservation. Senior AP Earth & Environmental Studies project of Adrian Jones

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Featured plants, arranged alphabetically...

• Adder's Tongue/Trout Lily (white, yellow)
• Bleeding Heart (red, white)
• Bloodroot (white, shown above)
• Swamp Buttercup (yellow)
• Columbine (red, usually)
• Dutchmen's Breeches (white)
• Wild Geranium (pink, magenta)
• Great-Flowered Trillium (white, turns pink)
• Hepatica (pink or purple)
• Jack-in-the-Pulpit (flowers not visible)
• Larkspur (purple)
• Mayapple (white)
• Wild Onion/Garlic (pink)
• Phlox (white, lavender, purple)
• Prairie Trillium (maroon)
• Wild Raspberry (white)
• Rue Anemone (pink)
• Squirrel Corn (white)
• Wild Strawberry (white)
• Toothwort (white, pink)
• Trillium Home Page

• Bibliography

This page was produced as the Senior project by Adrian Jones as part of the curriculum of the AP/International Baccalaureate Environmental Systems class offered at Valparaiso High School.