Making my 7th wildflower find of summer - I look forward to seeing these all year. The place where I find them is on the edge of a dry, sandy patch of eastern red oak trees. I kept checking on them since they normally bloom earlier in June, but not this year. I thought they had been destroyed by mowers, but a small patch began to come up and I waited to catch them in bloom! They are commonly known as Southern Oak-leach, Sticky False Foxglove, or Combleaf Yellow False Foxglove. Another shot to follow with all the info.
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