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Nope, its not soloman's seal
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Nope, its not soloman's seal
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June 08, 2004, 04:21:23 pm »
Here's another poisonous plant.
Some people miss-name this as skunk cabbage, not even close.
Flowers are on a terminal branching spike, white in color. Found in wetlands and marshes, seepage areas.
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Indian Helibore. I know its on both coasts of Canada, probably through out the States on wet sites. I never looked its range up. But, its also a poisonous plant.
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