Flower has 2 large blue petals and one small white petal. Each flower blooms in the morning for a single day.
Leaves: Smooth
Bitterweed
Wedge-shaped petals with 3 lobes at the tip. The center is dome-shaped and yellow.
Blue Toadflax
Blue to purple flowers with a 2-lobed upper lip and a larger, 3-lobed lower lip with a white center. The back of the flower has a long, downward pointing spur.
Dwarf St. John’s-wort
Flowers are in branching clusters at the end of the stem.
Eastern Redbud
Clusters of pink to red or purple pea-shaped flowers blooming before the leaves. Flowers grow right on the stems of new and old branches.
Field Pansy
Solitary flowers with pale to medium blue-violet petals with dark purple lines. Petals are unequal. The lowest petal is the largest and has a yellow patch close to the center of the flower. The two side petals have white hairs near the throat.
Gray’s Sedge
Ornamental grass (sedge) with green seed heads that look like spiked clubs.
Jack in the Pulpit
There are one to two leaves, each divided into 3 large leaflets, creating an umbrella for the flower. Under the leaves is the pulpit, which is a green, hooded cover surrounding the flower spike (or jack). The tiny flowers are hiding inside the pulpit and they are clustered on a green or yellow spike. The flower size mentioned here is the jack size.
Little Brown Jug
Jug-shaped flowers growing at the base of the plant, often under the heart-shaped leaves.
Lizard’s-tail
White flowers in a tightly-packed spike that bends over at the end. The flower spike is 2-14 inches long. The leaves have a heart-shaped base.