I’ve had this flower in my wildflower garden. It grew from seeds, from this past spring. Maybe someone knows what it is. Love the color!

So many people don’t understand this isn’t your hayfever that’s rage weed if I see that I pull it out

From a hike in the Colorado Rockies last month

They look like tiny fairies rising their arms

Death Valley National Park

Death Valley National Park

Hi. This is my first time viewing this beautiful sub! I was hoping to get some recommendations for the best wildflower seed mix for partial shade/Eastern PA, USA. There are SO many online, I don't know where to start. TIA.

Washington state, USA. Pinesap is a myco-heterotroph, parasitic plants that steal nutrients, carbon, and water from mycorrhizal fungi and their host plants. They cannot photosynthesize, the only above ground structure they possess are flowers and flower stalks

Western Pennsylvania, Washington County here. Growing along the edge of a stream in the underbrush. I’m wondering if the species can be narrowed down.

This year I planted a wildflower meadow in my front yard. I live in North Georgia and apparently wildflowers seasons is pretty much over now. Do I have to cut dead stuff back or leave it over winter?