These small, 1/2 inch, flowers are not as showy as other wildflowers since the small flowers are overwhelmed by its foliage. The Allegheny Monkeyflower prefers rich loamy soil. I found these Monkeyflowers in the wetlands behind our barn.
18 July 2019
Wildflower - Allegheny Monkeyflower
Another interesting wildflower with a strange name. The Allegheny Monkeyflower gets its name from looking something like a monkeys face. (Maybe some people see the resemblance but I don't)
These small, 1/2 inch, flowers are not as showy as other wildflowers since the small flowers are overwhelmed by its foliage. The Allegheny Monkeyflower prefers rich loamy soil. I found these Monkeyflowers in the wetlands behind our barn.
These small, 1/2 inch, flowers are not as showy as other wildflowers since the small flowers are overwhelmed by its foliage. The Allegheny Monkeyflower prefers rich loamy soil. I found these Monkeyflowers in the wetlands behind our barn.
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