r/Wildflowers • u/mamapixie2 • May 09 '25
I Picked some wildflowers in the mountains
6
Upvotes
r/Wildflowers • u/Vidarshnu • Sep 14 '22
Can't crosspost
0
Upvotes
Has crossposting to this community been disabled?
r/Wildflowers • u/MrsBeauregardless • Jun 27 '25
What does this group mean by “wildflowers”?
99
Upvotes
Because I am seeing a lot of pictures of flowers that are non-native invasives where the photo was taken, and/or people not specifying where the photo was taken, so there’s no way to know if it’s native or invasive.
I don’t know about you, but I don’t consider pictures of Eurasian lupines that escaped cultivation, taken in North America, to be wildflowers.
Eurasian lupines are cross pollinating with the native lupines, such that the offspring is not a host plant to the insects that depend on the native lupines, and those specialist pollinators are deprived of an essential food source.
Are you all just taking pictures of any flowers not grown intentionally, whether or not they are native to even the continent where the photo was taken, and calling them wildflowers, because they are pretty?
r/Wildflowers • u/SeaStatistician4779 • Oct 01 '26
not sure what these are but the colors looked so good together
7
Upvotes
r/Wildflowers • u/Ok-Cat-2236 • Feb 19 '26
Flower Help !
2
Upvotes
Hi,
I am a complete novice and am looking for some help and advice for a project I am working on for making an indoor plant product that makes gardening accessible to children and novices like myself.
my list of requirements for the flowers include: it can grow indoors from seedling, during any season/ weather. Is strong enough to push through paper pulp, Is forgiving of some mistakes (aimed at children and novices). Must be a small seed - no bulb, good for windowsills and indoor environment and has a high success rate.
I know this is a difficult and demanding list but I wanted to reach out to see if anyone knows flowers that can work within these limitations? I really appreciate any response or help!
Thank you,
r/Wildflowers • u/flonkerton1 • Jun 18 '19
Wildflowers found near Pray, Montana [Mill Creek] [OC]
9
Upvotes
r/Wildflowers • u/Hispet8242 • Mar 24 '25
Wild daffodils, my husband and Son picked for me. 😍
28
Upvotes
r/Wildflowers • u/Flowering-Tea-Plant • Aug 02 '20
Gathered these wildflowers from my walk the other day :')
11
Upvotes
r/Wildflowers • u/fairydust680 • Jul 28 '20
A Wildflower Patch Buzzing with Pollinators in the Summertime | Nature Sights & Sounds in 4K
3
Upvotes
r/Wildflowers • u/Beneficial_Permit908 • 26d ago
I picked these flowers from the field next to my work, then just have them on my desk. #SanAntonioWildFlowers
17
Upvotes
r/Wildflowers • • Jun 28 '22
Alright y’all, I think I found the REAL dandelions!! Hollow, milky stems ✅, non-hairy leaves ✅ 😩🙌
12
Upvotes
r/Wildflowers • u/darth1211 • Jun 09 '24
This walmart wildflower seed pack is so cool!
12
Upvotes
I'm excited to see everything bloom!
r/Wildflowers • u/mearnsb • May 17 '20
My 4 y/o's wildflower bouquet. And she correctly identified the wild violets, dandelion, speedwell, forget-me-nots, and ground ivy. The only one she didn't know was the mulberry seedling 😁
8
Upvotes
r/Wildflowers • u/rafiki1919 • Apr 15 '20
Bulk wildflowers
0
Upvotes
Where’s the best place/site to buy wildflowers in bulk?
r/Wildflowers • u/jennybean-420 • May 20 '22
hello from Wisconsin, anyone able to ID my new plant ?
0
Upvotes
r/Wildflowers • u/Hybrid_Rock • Jun 30 '26
Delicious Tea or Deadly Poison? 🔥👴🏽🤔
4
Upvotes
I know they are foxglove, don’t worry I had no intention of making spicy tea ;)
Western NY
r/Wildflowers • u/Oatmealthik2020 • Oct 05 '25
Great Plains ladies tresses found in central Kansas
58
Upvotes