Hi, In March this group discussed skunk cabbages and at the time I made a wiki page for Symplocarpus: http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… and Graham Rice supplied photos. I'm hoping that someone will add pictures of the leaves. I recently made a wiki page for the other skunk cabbage genus after I was able to photograph some growing in a bog near Ferndale. http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… It was kind of magical when I spotted them on a hike in a park where the native vegetation was lush and overgrown. The map I had looked at in the beginning showed plants you might see on this hike and had named a section of the trail after the skunk cabbage. The trail was not level and I was close to the top when I realized that section was at the bottom of the hill on the other side from where I had started. I was debating whether I wanted to hike down knowing I'd have to hike up again afterwards. There was a side trail around a pond and I took that as I was thinking since I could made my choice afterwards and as I rounded the corner, there they were in a depression (large bog area). I wasn't able to get very close, but I was still in awe since they are very dramatic in such a spot and very different from the surrounding vegetation. I don't think my pictures have captured it very well, but when I think about it I can remember how it felt. I'm hoping someone will have flower pictures to add to the wiki since I couldn't get very close. Mary Sue