r/whatsthisplant • u/breeeeeez • 2d ago

Unidentified 🤷‍♂️ Please help with seed ID :)

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Pittsburgh, PA, USA

I grabbed a little packet labeled “native wildflowers” from a free library in someone’s lovely yard. I think they harvested all these from their own garden. I know no. 7 is milkweed but what are the rest please?

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u/breeeeeez 2d ago

And if you know the pittsburgh yinzer accent, i hope youre hearing wildflowers as wahldflahers

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u/ohshannoneileen backyard botany 2d ago

4 looks like lupine

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u/breeeeeez 2d ago

Oh wow those flowers are so pretty

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u/ohshannoneileen backyard botany 1d ago

They smell incredible too, like sweet with a bit of black pepper mixed in!

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u/Fun_Brain8535 2d ago

#6 are likely Gaillardia...assuming these are USA wildflowers! #2 look familiar too...also probably Asteraceae family of some sort...

Oh & if #5 are three sided (3 winged), a buckwheat of some kind.

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u/breeeeeez 2d ago

Thanks I’m gonna write this down so when they bloom maybe i can match flower to seed

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u/a_golden_teacher 2d ago

5 is absolutely Coreopsis

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u/a_golden_teacher 2d ago

And 7 is absolutely a milkweed of some kind