Midwest US Native Wildflowers – Page 09

Clouds of bells dance merrily on lovely soft bushes of green in early Spring....

Bell-shaped, greenish-white flowers dangle from the arching stems of this Spring-blooming perennial....

Showy spikes of tiny blue tubular flowers attract bees and butterflies, and later give way to seeds edible by both wildlife and humans...

These bush-like plants are chest high....

This mint features small white flowers with purple spots....

Clusters of small, white, 2-lipped flowers grace the strongly minty scented foliage, and tend to attract a large number of nectar seeking insects and butterflies....

Envision yellow butter poured into a tiny five-petaled mold....

Extending soft yellow rays to the summer sun, this long-blooming and butterfly attracting plant merits a round of applause....

Yellow-edged red petals create a striking display on the rare, easy-to-grow wildflower...

Expect gleaming flashes of yellow wherever this wildflower abounds....

This uncultivated wild prairie rose is as beautiful as it is fragrant...

Rosa Carolina will wrap its way around your heart....

These sunny, brown-centered yellow blooms are easy to grow, and are often the source of many child's bouquet...

This hybridized variety of the Black-Eyed-Susan is a dependable, hardy perennial, that stands in stark contrast to the common, biennial, roadside wildflower...

Bonny, bright, and blithe always, best describes this old fashioned beauty....

Find a spot at the back of your wildflower garden for this tall beauty....

Bursting into bloom at the end of summer and blooming for weeks, this one is a traffic-stopper....

This bushy, perennial wildflower features masses of golden petals circling brown centers....

A brilliant natural variation of Brown-Eyed Susans, Red Sport displays beaming scarlet and golden yellow blooms....

You will love these rosy/lavender trumpets, sounding the songs of summer in your garden....