Garden on the forest edge.

[baymule]

Thanks for the identification @thistlebloom !!

 

[Larisa]

@baymule
Weed - this plant is that no one likes. If you love this flower and transplant, he will become "handsome." And vice versa.
@thistlebloom
Yes, it looks like one of the native species eremurus.

A little late in the summer.

Now we have a real snow outside the window.

 

[baymule]

I found this growing on an oak stump when I was walking in the woods. I call it Stump Flower.

 

[Nyboy]

Bay bet @journey11 could ID it

 

[catjac1975]

I found this growing on an oak stump when I was walking in the woods. I call it Stump Flower.

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Needs to be a POW.

 

[journey11]

I found this growing on an oak stump when I was walking in the woods. I call it Stump Flower.

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Not positive without a look at the underside, but it looks like a very old Jack O'lantern mushroom, Omphalotus illudens. They're pretty, but toxic if eaten.

 

[Larisa]

And who said the old stump can not bloom?

 

[baymule]

Not positive without a look at the underside, but it looks like a very old Jack O'lantern mushroom, Omphalotus illudens. They're pretty, but toxic if eaten.

What do you mean very old? It was there for only a few days. I saw this type last fall in a different location.

 

[journey11]

What do you mean very old? It was there for only a few days. I saw this type last fall in a different location.

Well, I'm not positive of what it is without seeing the underside, but they tend to splay out at the edges and darken as they age. Depending on how much rainfall you've had or not, many mushrooms will pass their prime in only a few days, although I might have thought that one could have been over a week old.

 

[baymule]

I'd go look, but they are already a brown blob.