This wildflower has been growing more common in the fields in the last few years.
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5 comments:
Those are lovely wildflowers. Thank you for sharing them.
I don't believe I've ever seen them in my area. I'll have to check my field guide to see if they grow here. Pretty.
Marnie
Interesting. Do you think they're related to purple lustrife? I'm not sure if that's spelled right, but you know what I mean
I've become more aware of the vervain around here too.
Wild ones are the most beautiful...
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