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Posted on June 21, 2023June 21, 2023 by larksparrow

06/20/2023 perennial native dayflower

Now that I know how to distinguish this from the invasive annual, I am pleased to find we have quite a few of the native perennial dayflower. I love the clear sky blue.

Now that I know how to distinguish this from the invasive annual, I am pleased to find we have quite a few of the native perennial dayflower. I love the clear sky blue.

CategoriesJust because, Native, Plant speciesTagsdayflower, perennial, wildflowers

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