![[Photo: Podophyllum peltatum emerging.]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiU-qU-IYHp_XCKOGc8Wd1Esfk24or_7Of0mFjoPIPV8odZyxyW4869zuHjOjw7YcumLaDHLsmjlwDeMQL3ZOz-Jq2TmP7n8w2N4HGJdoa8oWRzCjPsKMH8APeqJUGd2AmgKpBX3kAX_VE/s1600-h/Podophyllum+peltatum.JPG)
Podophyllum peltatum, known in English as "mayapple", "hogapple", "umbrella plant", "wild lemon", "wild mandrake", "American mandrake" or "devil's apple", and in French as pomme de mai, is a perennial native to eastern North America. To me, the big umbrella-shaped leaves have an intriguing tropical look.
I photographed these plants in Wilket Creek Park.
Here are lists of all the plants mentioned in this blog.
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