https://www.state.nj.us/dep/newsrel/2010/10_0060.htm
https://centerforplantconservation.org/Collection/CPC_ViewProfile.asp?CPCNum=4351
I have quite a few on my property and each year more pop up. I believe they were growing the fringe of the woods at the back of my property. This is where the chipper is and I probably carried the seeds from the chipper pile to my garden. I never knew exactly what they were but liked them.
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The non-native is showier than what I have. This is a better picture. Looks exactly like what I have.
https://www.alpiner.se/images/Trollius%20laxus%20hs.jpg
I have someone coming over Sunday who is a botany professor at Rutger's. Not his area of expertise in botany but he might be able to direct me to the right person.
https://www.alpiner.se/images/Trollius%20laxus%20hs.jpg
I have someone coming over Sunday who is a botany professor at Rutger's. Not his area of expertise in botany but he might be able to direct me to the right person.