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Red Stem Stork’s Bill Is A Pretty Pink Weed

This image shows the tiny flower of the Red Stem Stork's Bill, Erodium cicutarium. It is a non-native wildflower that is found throughout most of the … [Read more...] about Red Stem Stork’s Bill Is A Pretty Pink Weed

Filed Under: Plants, wildflowers Tagged With: Erodium cicutarium, Geraniaceae, non-native, pink flower, Red Stem Stork's Bill, weed

Spearmint (Mentha spicata) Beautiful and Fragrant

Spearmint (Mentha spicata), a member of the Lamiaceae, or mint family, is a plant that mankind has cultivated for thousands of years for its fragrance … [Read more...] about Spearmint (Mentha spicata) Beautiful and Fragrant

Filed Under: cultivated plants, Plants Tagged With: lamiaceae, medicinal plant, Mentha spicata, pink flower, spearmint

Prairie Sandburs Have Unique Flowers

Prairie Sandbur, Krameria lanceolata, are members of the Ratany family (Krameriaceae). Prairie Sandbur grows along the ground and the leaves and stems … [Read more...] about Prairie Sandburs Have Unique Flowers

Filed Under: Plants, wildflowers Tagged With: Krameria lanceolata, Krameriaceae, pink flower, Prairie Sandbur, Ratany Family, wildflower

Powderpuffs Are Colorful Groundcover

Pictured here is Mimosa strigillosa which is a member of the Pea and Bean family (Fabaceae). Powderpuff is the common name most folks remember because … [Read more...] about Powderpuffs Are Colorful Groundcover

Filed Under: Plants, wildflowers Tagged With: Fabaceae, Mimosa strigillosa, pink flower, sensitive briar

Narrowleaf Gayfeather- A Pink Bottle Brush Seen In The Fall

Liatris mucronata blooms between August and December. It grows about two and a half feet tall in prairie or open woodlands. It will tolerate sandy or … [Read more...] about Narrowleaf Gayfeather- A Pink Bottle Brush Seen In The Fall

Filed Under: Plants, wildflowers Tagged With: Asteraceae, flower spike, gayfeather, Liatris mucronata, pink flower

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