Aren't they wild? I have never seen them before this year, but they are all over right now. I have another picture (on Flickr) that shows an entire meadow just full of them.
I didn't realize they were supposed to have purple on them until your comment, Javamom. They are definitely the more white variety, and don't even seem to have spots.
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AKA Yellow Horsemint. When our kids were small, we dubbed them "Wedding Cake" wildflowers :-)
One of our favorites. They dry well and hold that purpled color, too!
forgot to type the Latin names: Monarda citridora (the purple variety) or Monarda punctada, the more white variety, with a bit of purple on it.
Aren't they wild? I have never seen them before this year, but they are all over right now. I have another picture (on Flickr) that shows an entire meadow just full of them.
I didn't realize they were supposed to have purple on them until your comment, Javamom. They are definitely the more white variety, and don't even seem to have spots.
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