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Quaker ladies

Houstonia caerulea

Photo by CEJ
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Field Notes

Description:

Little purple flowers growing in colonies.
The flower stems are about 3" tall. The diameter of the flowers are about .5", with 4 petals and a yellow center.

Habitat:

backyard, shaded, damp, and cool area.

Reference Links:

Azure Bluet - Houstonia caerulea - Overview, Houstonia caerulea - Wikipedia

Species ID Suggestions

Azure Bluets or Quaker Ladies

Houstonia caerulea

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