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Question: What is this stunning wildflower? Thanks so much. I love your GoBotany …
...the mint family that produces large, tubular flowers. Best wishes.
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Question: I encountered this ground hugging plant growing in a partly shaded areas …
...of mint, but the leaf was not aromatic when crushed. I've share the photo with others, but so far I have not been able to identify it. Answer: Dear Rich, your plant is indeed a mint and is calle...
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Question: Sightings Weds, 25 Jul 18, at Hamilton Cove Preserve, Trescott, Maine. First …
...of mint in your photographs. Those with a white flower are Galeopsis tetrahit (brittle-stemmed hemp-nettle), and those with pink flowers are Galeopsis bifida (split-lipped hemp-nettle). These are no...
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Question: Hello ~ I have keyed-out a plant to Agalinus paupercula, small-flowered agalinus. …
...wonderful minty scent, quite strong, yet this attribute is not mentioned for any species in the genus. It would be very helpful to know whether or not Agalinus has a mint scent. Perhaps I need to ke...
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Question: This plant is on a roadside. Mid spring to early summer. The …
...(mint family). The arched and in-curled stamens are a diagnostic feature of most members of this genus (there are some exceptional species that don't show this feature). Best wishes.
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Question: Here's one at the upper reaches of the tidal zone at Joppa …
...the mint family and some Rumex. Answer: Dear Chaffee, your plant is Amaranthus cannabinus (salt marsh water-hemp). It is usually found on brackish river shores and similar locations (rarely found o...
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Question: I found this in my yard in RI. Pretty sure it's self …
...(mints), is not in flower yet. If you look carefully, you will see that your plant forms dense colonies by horizontal stems at the ground level (something not found in Prunella vulgaris). Best wishe...
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Question: Hello I found this plant in my woods behind my yard in …
...the mint family that is very frequent on lawns around New England. Best wishes.
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Question: Ground Ivy (Glechoma hederacea)? Growing in Benton Point State Park, RI near …
...the mint family. This genus differs from Glechoma in its sessile (i.e., unstalked) flowers. Those of Glechoma have short pedicels.
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Question: I found this mint in Rough Meadows Preserve, Rowley, along a trail …
...this mint in Rough Meadows Preserve, Rowley, along a trail close to the salt marsh. I'm guessing it's one of the Water Horehounds, perhaps virginicus? Answer: Dear chaffeemonell, you have i...