The flower clusters appear mostly white.
But sometimes there is a pinkish-purpleish tinge.
There are a whole lot of foxglove beardtounges here.
Fewer in this view--I only included it because I like the clouds in this one.
Monday, June 15, 2015
(Photos) Foxglove beardtongue wildflowers
Miami Woods in Morton Grove, Illinois is filled with foxglove beardtounge, also known as foxglove penstemon, a member of the snapdragon family.
The flower clusters appear mostly white.
But sometimes there is a pinkish-purpleish tinge.
There are a whole lot of foxglove beardtounges here.
Fewer in this view--I only included it because I like the clouds in this one.
The flower clusters appear mostly white.
But sometimes there is a pinkish-purpleish tinge.
There are a whole lot of foxglove beardtounges here.
Fewer in this view--I only included it because I like the clouds in this one.
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