Native to eastern North America and typically occurs in moist, rich deciduous woods (J. Hill/MNPS).
Puttyroot's pale, ghostly flower stalk is difficult to find. More evident is the single, distinctive basal leaf, which is produced in late summer or fall. The leaf is large, oval, bluish-green above and purplish-green beneath. It is corrugated, with many, prominent white veins. It persists through the winter, withering at about the time the scape of flowers is produced in the spring (J. Hill/MNPS).
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