Shenandoah National Park - What's in Bloom at Rapidan Camp?

The video is a virtual wildflower walk in Shenandoah National Park, exploring various native and non-native plants. It covers the history of Rapidan Camp, details on specific plants like foamflower, ferns, rosebay rhododendron, wild strawberries, trillium, orchids, violets, false hellebore, buttercups, coltsfoot, wood betony, and saxifrage. The video emphasizes plant conservation, identification, and the ecological roles of these plants.

What is the Latin name for the foam flower?

• Rhododendron

• Tiarella

• Veratrum

• Trillium

Which type of rhododendron is known for its white flowers?

• Catawba rhododendron

• Rosebay rhododendron

• Christmas Fern

• Mountain Laurel

What family does the large flowered Trillium belong to?

• Composite family

• Rose family

• Lily family

• Mustard family

Which violet is known for its slightly hairy stem?

• Smooth yellow violet

• Downy yellow violet

• Canada violet

• Northern white violet

What is another name for false hellebore?

• Corn Lily

• Wood Betony

• Coltsfoot

• Yellow Rocket

Which non-native flower is also known as yellow rocket?

• Coltsfoot

• Wood Betony

• Common wintercrest

• Early Buttercup

What family does wood betony belong to?

• Scrophulariaceae family

• Lily family

• Mustard family

• Composite family

What does the name 'saxifrage' mean?

• Geranium

• Wildflower

• Stonecrop

• Rockbreaker

Which plant is known for its blue pollen?

• Wild geranium

• Early saxifrage

• Allegheny stonecrop

• Wood betony

Where does Allegheny stonecrop typically grow?

• In full sunlight

• In marshy areas

• On rocks

• In rich soil