Wild flowers

A flower which was not planted or seeded by anybody and grows wild is known as a Wildflower. But seeds of various species of wildflowers are available in market.

But the florists sell them on a high price by mentioning their place of origin. Still these wildflowers are in demand reason if only one – they are extremely beautiful as well as unusual.

This term also means that that the plant is neither a hybrid or a cultivator which is anyway different from the way it looks in the forest in its native plant.

Following is the list of extremely beautiful wildflowers which are commonly seen.

Wild Azalea : white/pink
Blackberry :white
Bluets: blue/lavender
Star Grass: yellow
Yellow Wood Sorrell: yellow

Ground Ivy : purple
Jack in the Pulpit : green
Violets : many shades of blue to white
Pussytoes : white
Rue Anemone : white

Dandelion : yellow
Rattlesnake Weed : yellow
Cinquefoil : yellow
Field Mustard : yellow
Hawkweed : yellow

Deerberry : white
Beardtongue : purple
Mountain Laurel : white to pink
Spiderwort : purple
Bowman's Root : white

Buttercup : yellow
Spring Beauty : pink, white
Goat's Beard : pale yellow
Dame's Rocket : blue/lavender
Wild Phlox : lavender

Pink Lady's Slipper : pink
Wild Geranium : blue
Turkey Beard : white
Solomon's Seal : green
Green and Gold : yellow

Red Clover : deep pink
Honeysuckle : yellow/white
Garlic Mustard : white
Ox Eye Daisy : white w/ yellow center
May Apple : white

Robin Plantain : lavender w/ yellow center
Lyre-leaved Sage : blue
Squawroot : yellow/brown
Dwarf Iris : blue/yellow
Perfoliate Bellwort : green

Bastard Toadflax : white
Vetch : blue
Sundial Lupine : purple
Autumn Olive :green