In the very same woods where we found the Devil's walking sticks, we found many Jack-in-the-pulpits. Good versus evil. . . even among plants. Here is why the plant is called by this name.



This is a really interesting plant and one of my favorites. It looks like the carnivorous pitcher plant I would see up in the bogs of New Hampshire and we might be tempted to think that like a pitcher plant it tries to capture and devour insects. But instead the purple stripes are used to attract insects to pollinate the flower inside.
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