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• "Them May apples don't have anything to do with it, " he said.
• Some people claim it's May apples that bring on morels.
• Two weeks ago, my May apples were popping, and the bloodroot was all in flower.
• May apples were in bloom, and bird's-foot violets decorated the meadows with a dusting of blue.
• If your forest has bloodroot, false Solomon's seal, trillium or May apples, that's a great sign.
• In spring, May apples carpet these woods.
• May apples poppin'like green mushrooms
• May apple is extremely tough and, once established, can grow in poor, droughty conditions where most woodland wildflowers fail,
• The May apple is the source of a compound called etoposide, which has been isolated and synthesized to treat lung cancer.
• But on Mount Hamilton, a 240-foot hill at the National Arboretum, the azaleas are allowed to flower freely over the may apples.
• This year, the group is capitalizing on Winchester's signature event, the May Apple Blossom Festival that draws 30, 000 visitors a year.
• Such wild foods that were harvested were white oak acorns, American chestnuts, shag bark hickory nuts, may apples, beach nuts and Solomon's seal.
• At the moment, our marshy woods is a mass of emerald green skunk cabbages and May apples ( Podopyllum peltatum ) unfurling their umbrellas.
• I wandered back to the native woodland walk, where May apples and bloodroot were starting to appear under the shade of indigenous trees and shrubs.
• A few May apples were just beginning to pop up out of the leaf litter, and a forest of skunk cabbage meandered along the stream.
• In this study, the children got one or more of 18 homeopathic drugs like chamomile, podophyllum, which comes from May apples, and Arsenicum album, a type of arsenic.
• As red-winged blackbirds flitted overhead, Leah Kennell, the paid caretaker of the island, passed by, towing a small wagon with several sprouts of May apple ready to plant.
• May apple is the source of a potential cancer drug, she said, and a British company has been consuming about 50 tons of the wild forest plant each year.
• "There's always a bluegrass band, and this time we may have morris dancers, too, " said Jack Partridge, who stages an annual mid-May Apple Blossom Festival at his Nashoba Valley Winery in Bolton.
• I comfort myself sometimes by thinking of the secrets the newcomers and tourists won't ever know about this land : Where the May apples and jack-in-the-pulpits grow in the many microclimates of the woods.