
An uncommon plant around here (its sister the Virginia Waterleaf is much less rare), this plant is distinguished from other members of its little family by its sycamore-like leaves and its lavender-blue flowers. We come back to this patch on a wooded slope in Beechview every year, and so far it has not disappointed us.

For a description of the species, see the Hydrophyllum appendiculatum reference page.








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