Midwest US Native Wildflowers – Page 03

The heads of this bright yellow marigold-resembling wildflower nod downward with age, earning it the name of 'Nodding-Burr Marigold'...

Delightful and fragrant best describe this refreshing wildflower....

Towering high above most other wildflowers, the Indian Plantain features large umbrels of white flowers...

Bursting into bloom in June and lasting for months, this showy wildflower is excellent as a ground cover or trailing from hanging baskets....

These dainty bright fushia wildflowers fringe around slightly trailing, low growing stems....

True to its common name, this wildflower is most at home in water gardens or at a pond’s edge were it gets lots of moisture....

Emerging in the Springtime, Wild Hyacinth spells true loveliness....

This wildflower is often overlooked, but deserves a place in any garden....

These nodding bells delicately rise on slender stems over a low mound of foliage....

Displaying lovely yellow blooms until frost, this annual wildflower also provides seed pods for birds to enjoy....

Grown for it’s airy foliage, this comely shrub also brightens the landscape with vivid yellow flowers....

Use these brilliant scarlet plumes to paint streaks of color throughout your landscape....

Blooming in August and September, this sweet wildflower really does resemble its common name of Turtlehead....

Not just another yellow daisy....

Impressive masses of creamy white blossoms give off a heady aroma similar to honeysuckle...

Featuring dozens of bright, pink to purplish flowers, the Rocky Mountain Bee Plant is a striking variety of the domesticated Cleome...

Snapdragon-like flowers grow in tiers reminding some of Chinese pagodas...

This golden wildflower will bring sunshine with it wherever it grows....

Sunshine seems embodied in this perennial favorite....

With it's profuse brilliant yellow and maroon flowers, Tickseed is a delightful addition to an annual gardens or wildflower meadows...