Midwest US Native Wildflowers – Page 10

Noted for it's arrowhead-shaped leaves and three-petaled white flowers, this native plant is found growing in shallow water or on wet, muddy banks...

It's not common to see blue flowers in the fall, but this wildflower more than makes up for the lack...

The spikes of the fire-engine red flowers add great color and interest to a meadow, while attracting hummingbirds and butterflies...

Blooming the Spring, the white flowers are short-lived, giving way for this wildflower's attractive foliage....

Bright pink star-burst flowers bloom in congested bunches, followed by long, slender, prickle covered seed pods...

This intriguing perennial is lovely as well as unique....

One of the most beautiful of the native Sedums, this succulent wildflower is heavily bedecked with fluffy pink spikes of blooms...

Imagine dipping perfect, five petaled flowers into neon red paint, then setting them on bright green stems for all to admire....

This perennial wildflower is a little piece of heaven on earth....

Best known for it's distinct, brilliant red flowers, Fire Pink adds vivid color to rocky wooded slopes and open woods...

A sunflower-like perennial, Rosinweed derives it's common name from the resinous gummy sap that secrets out of any broken or cut plant stems...

Towering stalks up to nine feet high bear large yellow flowers with unusual green center cones....

The perfect plant for attracting wildlife! The leaves of this sunflower like perennial form a cup that holds water...

Sunflower like blooms perch on top of nearly leafless stems that reach heights of ten feet...

Belonging to the iris family, the grass-like foliage and violet-blue blooms of this native wildflower have earned it the name 'Blue Eyed Grass'...

This 'grass' is really an attractive, flowering little wildflower....

Growing three to four feet tall, this perennial wildflower has lush foliage topped with clusters of yellow blossoms....

Goldenrods have long been falsely accused of causing hay fever, instead of being enjoyed in wildflower gardens....

Tiny, bright yellow flowers cluster atop the stiff, reddish stems, attracting bees and butterflies to it's stunning display of color...

Orange to red buttercup shaped flowers bloom on short, hairy stems...