Quick filters:
Page 1 of 1
Smilacina stellata Stock Photos and Images
RFW87R1W–Star-flowered False Solomon's Seal (Smilacina stellata) along Thrombolites Trail, Flowers Cove, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
RMMFTKDC–Woodland garden with plantings of Galium odoratum, Smilacina stellata, Maianthemum dilatum and Polystichum munitum
RM2WPHHAT–Star Solomon's seal aka False Solomon's seal (Maianthemum stellatum aka Smilacina stellata) growing in a forest near the summit of the Oregon Cascades
RFW6JN7J–Star-flowered False Solomon's Seal along Cape Shore Trail, John Cabot Municipal Park, Bonavista, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
RMDJ0691–woodland wood Smilacina stellata allium ursinum polygonatum rhododendron shade shaded shady planting scheme red white flowers
RM2KN40CM–Few-flowered False Solomon Seal, Maianthemum stellatum, Smilacina, White, Starry Smilac, Bloom
RMH4NPCE–Smilacina stellata, Smilacine ètoilèe Star-flowered Solomon's Seal; Lily of the Valley; Solomon's Feathers, Solomon's Plume
RMG56YN7–Star-flowered False Solomon's Seal (Smilacina stellata) flowering, Newfoundland, Canada, July
RF2T7KW6R–Old illustration of Starry (Maianthemum stellatum). Les Liliacées, By P. J. Redouté. Impr. Didot Jeune, Paris, 1805 - 1816
RMWDX8F5–A star-flowered Solomon's seal bloom with a crab spider, Philodromus rufus, waiting for prey in Central Alberta, Canada
RF2E0HMX2–Vanilla leaf, bunchberry & false Solomon's seal, Three Sisters Wilderness, Willamette National Forest, Oregon
RFF4F9E7–USA, Washington, Olympic National Park. Close-up of star-flowered false Solomon's seal and oak fern plants. Credit as: Don Paulson / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont.com
RMDJ06A4–Path winding through woodland wood Smilacina stellata allium ursinum polygonatum rhododendron shade shaded shady planting scheme
RM2KN40G7–Beautiful, White, Blooming, Wild Lily-of-the-Valley, Starry Solomons Plume, Maianthemum stellatum, Star Solomons seal, Plant
RFRAEDWA–Smilacina stellata, Smilacine ètoilèe Star-flowered Solomon's Seal, Lily of the Valley, Solomon's Feathers, Solomon's reimagined
RM2CDJDDB–. The ecological relations of roots . A. Consocies of Aletes acaulis on the gi-avel-slide, with Krynitzkia virgata in the foreground. B. Quadrat on the gravel-slide, showing detail of surface. WEAVER PLATE 24. A. Aletes acaulis. B. Network of fine rootlets of Aletes. C. Smilacina stellata. D. Thlaspi alpestre.
RMDJ068E–woodland wood Smilacina stellata allium ursinum polygonatum rhododendron shade shaded shady planting scheme red white flowers
![. The Garden : an illustrated weekly journal of gardening in all its branches. isdioica fl.-])!., Cerastium in var., Saxifraga Cymbalaria, Euphor-bia Chama>cyparissias, Pieonia tenuifolia var. Smouti, Hyaciii-thus amethystinus albus, Symphytum bohemicum, SaxifragaCotyledon, Trientalis europa:a, Armeria Cephalotes, Thlaspilatifolia, Erodium macrodenium, Potentilla alpestris, Lupinuspolyphyllus, Thermopsis fabacea, Centaurea uniflora, Semper-vivum anomalum, Valeriana pyrenaica, Smilacina stellata. Irissibirica, I. iberica, Comfrey, Geranium maculatum, Pa;ouiaRussi, Potentilla dubia, Heracleum Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CF0ET1/the-garden-an-illustrated-weekly-journal-of-gardening-in-all-its-branches-isdioica-fl-!-cerastium-in-var-saxifraga-cymbalaria-euphor-bia-chamagtcyparissias-pieonia-tenuifolia-var-smouti-hyaciii-thus-amethystinus-albus-symphytum-bohemicum-saxifragacotyledon-trientalis-europaa-armeria-cephalotes-thlaspilatifolia-erodium-macrodenium-potentilla-alpestris-lupinuspolyphyllus-thermopsis-fabacea-centaurea-uniflora-semper-vivum-anomalum-valeriana-pyrenaica-smilacina-stellata-irissibirica-i-iberica-comfrey-geranium-maculatum-paouiarussi-potentilla-dubia-heracleum-2CF0ET1.jpg ". The Garden : an illustrated weekly journal of gardening in all its branches. isdioica fl.-])!., Cerastium in var., Saxifraga Cymbalaria, Euphor-bia Chama>cyparissias, Pieonia tenuifolia var. Smouti, Hyaciii-thus amethystinus albus, Symphytum bohemicum, SaxifragaCotyledon, Trientalis europa:a, Armeria Cephalotes, Thlaspilatifolia, Erodium macrodenium, Potentilla alpestris, Lupinuspolyphyllus, Thermopsis fabacea, Centaurea uniflora, Semper-vivum anomalum, Valeriana pyrenaica, Smilacina stellata. Irissibirica, I. iberica, Comfrey, Geranium maculatum, Pa;ouiaRussi, Potentilla dubia, Heracleum Stock Photo")
RM2CF0ET1–. The Garden : an illustrated weekly journal of gardening in all its branches. isdioica fl.-])!., Cerastium in var., Saxifraga Cymbalaria, Euphor-bia Chama>cyparissias, Pieonia tenuifolia var. Smouti, Hyaciii-thus amethystinus albus, Symphytum bohemicum, SaxifragaCotyledon, Trientalis europa:a, Armeria Cephalotes, Thlaspilatifolia, Erodium macrodenium, Potentilla alpestris, Lupinuspolyphyllus, Thermopsis fabacea, Centaurea uniflora, Semper-vivum anomalum, Valeriana pyrenaica, Smilacina stellata. Irissibirica, I. iberica, Comfrey, Geranium maculatum, Pa;ouiaRussi, Potentilla dubia, Heracleum
RMDJ0677–woodland wood Smilacina stellata allium ursinum polygonatum rhododendron shade shaded shady planting scheme red white flowers
RM2CH0BA5–. The natural history of Washington territory, with much relating to Minnesota, Nebraska, Kansas, Oregon, and California, between the thirty-sixth and forty-ninth parallels of latitude, being those parts of the final reports on the survey of the Northern Pacific railroad route, containing the climate and physical geography, with full catalogues and descriptions of the plants and animals collected from 1853 to 1857 . canaliculatvm; but the name is a bad one. Thespecies is, I think, distinct from P. multifiorum of Europe.Smilacina stellata, Desf.Smilacina racemosa. Desf.Allium Canadense, Linn.Al
RMRFT3GD–. Carnegie Institution of Washington publication. B. A. Aletes acaidis. B. Network of fine rootlets of Aletes. C. Smilacina stellata. D. Thlaspi alpesire.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Carnegie Institution of Washington. Washington, Carnegie Institution of Washington
RMRDX15N–. A spring flora for high schools. Botany. LILIACEAE (LILY FAMILY) 37 S. stellata. Flowers larger than the foregoing and on solitary- pedicels in a simple, few-flowered raceme. Stamens not longer than the sepals. Rootstock rather slender. Moist banks, com- mon. MAIANTHEMUM Flowers perfect. Fruit a berry. Perianth seg- ments distinct. Low. Stem. Smilacina stellata. False Solomon's seal. Inflorescence and rootstock. SnUtacifia raeemosa. False Solomon's seal. 1—3 leaved. Flowers 4-parted, solitary or fascicled, in a simple raceme. (Name from Mains, May, and anthemos, a flower.) M. canadense. Wild
RM2CE0W04–. Pigeon Cove and vicinity . ed Orchis. Spiranthes cernua Ladies Tresses. Arethusa bulbosa Pogonia ophioglossoides Calopogon pulchellus Corallorhiza multifiora Coral Root. Cypripedium acaule Ladys Slipper. Iris versicolor Blue Flag. Sieyrinchium Burmudiana Blue-eyed Grass. Smilax rotundifolia Greenbrier. ,, herbacea Carrion Flower. Polygonatum biflorum Solomons Seal. Smilacina racemosa Soikenard. „ stellata .... „ trifolia „ bifolia Convallaria majalis Lily of the Valley. Clintonia borealis Omithogalum umbellatum Star of Bethlehem. Lilium Philadelphicum Orange-red Lily. „ Canadense Yellow Lily
Search Results for Smilacina stellata Stock Photos and Images (47)
Page 1 of 1