Even with the heat of High Summer, there were still wildflowers to be seen. Some wildflowers have been around since Spring-like Oxeye Daisy and various Fleabanes. Then some good wildflowers first appeared in June like the Rosebay Rhododendrons (cover), Butterfly Milkweed (bottom), and Crimson Beebalm. Then in July, another favorite has appeared...Purple Passion Flower. So, this is the penultimate monthly Wildflower Blog for 2021, and here are the pictures...
Roan Mountain, TN (07-03)
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| Scarlet Beebalm |
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| Queen Anne's Lace |
The Cabin, Ft. Blackmore, VA (07-08 To 10)
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| Fringed-Leaf Ruellia |
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| White Avens |
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| Heal-All |
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| Red Clover |
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| Broadleaf (Common) Milkweed |
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| Eastern Daisy Fleabane |
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| Carolina Horsenettle |
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| Carolina Wild Petunia |
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| Pale-Spiked Lobelia |
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| Oxeye Daisy |
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Poison Hemlock
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| Queen Anne's Lace |
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| Tall Thimbleweed |
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| Purple Aster |
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| Cattails |
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| Deptford Pink |
St. Clair, TN (07-13)
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| Purple Passionflower |
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| Carolina Wild Petunia |
Margarette Falls Trail, Cherokee NF (07-16)
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| Rosebay Rhododendron |
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| Appalachian Loosestrife |
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| Great Tickseed |
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| Rosebay Rhododendron |
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| White Bergamont |
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| Rosebay Rhododendron |
Greeneville, TN (07-13)
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| Blanket Flower |
Rocky Fork State Park, TN (07-22 & 23)
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| Scarlet Beebalm |
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| Rosebay Rhododendron |
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| Common Heal-All |
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| Eastern Daisy Fleabane |
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| White Bergamont |
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| Scarlet Beebalm |
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| Prickly Wild Rose & Bumble Bee |
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| Rosebay Rhododendron |
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| Scarlet Beebalm |
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| White Bergamont |
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| Oxeye Daisy |
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| Scarlet Beebalm (the purple one) |
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| Black-Eyed Susan |
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| Sweet Coneflower |
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| Rosebay Rhododendron |
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| Doll's Eyes |
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| White Sweet Clover |
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| Rosebay Rhododendron |
Tennessee Welcome Center, I-26 (07-23)
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| Chicory |
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| Queen Anne's Lace |
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| Zinnia & Gerbera Daisy |
St. Clair, TN (07-27)
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| Oxeye Daisy |
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| Smooth Hawksbeard |
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| Eastern Purple Coneflower |
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| Prairie Fleabane |
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| Deptford Pink |
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| Black-Eyed Susan |
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beautiful flower collection. it reminds me of my father who love different variety of orchid. love this thank you for sharing.
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