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Wildflowers of KY: Tips to spot Yellow Trout-Lily

About: Wildflowers of Kentucky: Yellow Trout-Lily, Adair Co., KY

Yellow trout-lilies are usually found in moist woods, particularly on slopes. The best way to find them is to look for the mottled leaves, which are said to resemble fish and grow in large clusters. In southern Kentucky the plants are only in bloom from late March to early April, but the leaves can still be seen. Derek Coomer




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Wildflowers of Kentucky: Yellow Trout-Lily. Adair Co., KY



2010-04-28 - Photo by Derek Coomer. Adair Co., KY
Yellow Trout-Lily Erythronium americanum was captured by Derek Coomer on a walk in the woods of Adair County, KY, April 4, 2010. According to one contributor on the subject of Yellow-Trout Lily in Dave's Garden, the plant is sometimes called "Adder's Tongue." This photo is the first we've seen at ColumbiaMagazine.com. Possibly the plant has been seen by others. If so, it would be great if photographs are shared with others, including some tips on where to look for the plant. Columbia Magazine.com Group at Flickr

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