American lopseed

Phryma leptostachya

Ranging widely across the US, this forest plant gets its name from the faded flowers that lop down against the flower stem.

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Light

Part Shade

Moisture

Wet/Medium

Bloom Color

White
Lavender
Pink

Height

1 - 3 ft

Bloom Season

Summer
Sun: Part Shade
Bloom Season: Summer
Bloom Color: White, Lavender, Pink
Wildlife:

Notes

Recognized by its downward-pointing seeds with barbed teeth that cling to fur and clothing.
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Credit: Candy Smith Yeakle

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Credit: Barb Martin

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