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Where to see mayapple in New Jersey
We found 13 places featuring mayapple in New Jersey. Plan your next visit below.
Common · Plants
Map of mayapple sightings in New Jersey
Explore clustered snap locations for this species in New Jersey.
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Park47 sightings50 species
New Jersey, US
Abbott Farm Historic District
You might spot Garlic Mustard, Sensitive Fern, and Common Mugwort.
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Park28 sightings50 species
New Jersey, US
Delaware and Raritan Canal
You might spot Common Mugwort and White-Tailed Deer.
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Park39 sightings50 species
New Jersey, US
Frelinghuysen Arboretum
You might spot American Beech, Garlic Mustard, and Spotted Lanternfly.
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Park49 sightings50 species
New Jersey, US
Harriman Historic District
You might spot Duck, Canada Goose, and Red-Winged Blackbird.
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Park39 sightings50 species
New Jersey, US
Rutgers Ecological Preserve
You might spot Virginia Springbeauty, Wineberry, and Multiflora Rose.
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Park45 sightings50 species
New Jersey, US
Skylands
You might spot Green Frog, Spongy Moth, and American Toad.
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Park49 sightings50 species
New Jersey, US
South Mountain Reservation
You might spot American Wintergreen, Wild Geranium, and Mayapple.
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Park30 sightings12 species
New Jersey, US
Drew University
You might spot Eastern Gray Squirrel, American Robin, and Norway Maple.
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Park30 sightings12 species
New Jersey, US
Lake Carnegie
You might spot Spotted Lanternfly and Eastern Gray Squirrel.
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Park30 sightings12 species
New Jersey, US
Morris Canal
You might spot Striped Wintergreen and Partridgeberry.
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Park30 sightings12 species
New Jersey, US
Point Breeze
You might spot Garlic Mustard, Fowler's Toad, and Common Mugwort.
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Park30 sightings12 species
New Jersey, US
Prallsville
You might spot Lesser Celandine, Dame's Rocket, and Multiflora Rose.
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Park30 sightings12 species
New Jersey, US
Rutherfurd Hall
You might spot Striped Wintergreen and American Wintergreen.
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