Pale blue to lavender star shaped flowers.
Leaves: Toothed
Spotted Beebalm
Flowers in whorled clusters of 2-6 at the top of the stem. Each cluster of flowers is supported by large whitish to pink-purple leaf-like bracts. The flowers are yellow with purple spots, split into 2 lips. The lower lip has 3 lobes with a notched middle lobe, the upper lip is arched and hairy at the tip.
Spotted Joe-Pye-Weed
Clusters of 8-20 light purple to pink flowers on a dark purple stem.
Swamp Rose-Mallow
Funnel-shaped flowers are white to pink with a maroon throat.
Tall Goldenrod
Flowers in a large pyramid-shaped cluster at the top of the stem. It is the most common goldenrod in this area. This goldenrod usually has stem ball galls.
Toothed White-topped Aster
White aster flowers with a creamy-white center.
Trumpet Creeper
Clusters of orange-red trumpet-shaped flowers with 5 flared lobes.
Venus’ Looking Glass
Star-shaped flowers in groups of 1-3 on the top half of the stem.
Violet
Purple flower (deep violet to lavender, sometimes white) with darker veins and white throats. There are 5 unequal petals. The lowest petal points backward and the 2 petals on the side are hairy.
Wild Quinine
Flower heads in a flat-topped, branched cluster. Petals are very short with a white center disk.