WebIsotria medeoloides small whorled pogonia T mid May ‐ early July 1 Liatris helleri Heller's blazing star T July – September 2 Lindera melissifolia pondberry E February – March; September ‐ October 2 Lindera subcoriacea bog spicebush ARS March ‐ August 2 Lobelia boykinii Boykin’s Lobelia ARS May – July 2

Natural Heritage Small Whorled Pogonia & Endangered …

WebIn the Mid-Atlantic, the USFWS reports that the small whorled pogonia is present within 19 counties in Virginia, plus the City of Williamsburg, and 12 counties in North Carolina. Our own scientists recorded the first documented occurrence of the small whorled pogonia in Fairfax County on Fort Belvoir property in 2005. We can help! WebThe small whorled pogonia is considered rare, while the larger form of the plant is quite common. These woodland flowers thrive in shade, partial shade, or even fully shaded … hills model for team leadership

Endangered and Threatened Species Alert: Small Whorled Pogonia

WebThe small whorled pogonia is a wildflower that reappears in the spring from a perennial underground rootstock. The stems usually occur singly (sometimes in groups of two or three), and are usually 3-6" (8-15 cm) tall. The elliptical leaves, usually numbering five, are 1-3" (2.5-8 cm) long and grow in a single whorl at the top of the stem. http://www.ditc-eef.org/pdfs/small-whorled-pogonia.pdf WebThe small whorled pogonia, a tiny orchid (see photo – note 35mm film canister for scale), is federally listed as threatened and state listed as endangered. As a result, it is protected by … smart glove translates sign language