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Blue Vervain
This plant flowers on tall tubular spikes, and loves wet locations. Hang ten, dude!
Blue Toadflax
If you like Buckeye Butterflies then add this plant to your garden.
Wild Geranium
This plant has developed a way to shoot the seeds into the air, and once they land, they "WALK" across the ground to find a good spot to germinate. Really.
Whorled Loosestrife
The genus name honors Lysimachus, a king of ancient Sicily who is said to have used a member of the genus to pacify a maddened bull.
White Yarrow
A great native plant for you, for insects, and for the birds.
? Aster
A little sparse aster looking flower that needs a name.
Virginia Pennywort
I LOVE this plant, and I don't know why! I do know that it gets it's name from the coin-like shape of it's leaves.
Venus’ Pride
This is a U.S. endangered species, and I was very happy to find it here at Middle Way Nature Reserve, where it can hopefully stay protected, and hopefully flourish.
Trailing Arbutus
Tiny rare and difficult to cultivate plant that supposedly was the first flower to cheer the pilgrims in New England after their first hard winter.
Three-lobed Violet
I never knew there were so many kinds of violets until I started taking photos of them. This is just one of 4 on the Reserve.