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Steve And Muffin’s Wildflowers #57.
Hello everyone and welcome back! Today’s wildflower is the “American Vetch”, also called the “Purple Vetch”. These are members of the pea family and are a native wildflower that will grow in sun or partial shady areas in fields, open woods and along roads. Individual flowers are 1/2 to 3/4 inch (12 to 18mm) long and there are usually 2 to 9 flowers in loose clusters. They bloom from May to September and will grow much like a vine up to 3 feet (90cm) long. They can be found across Canada except in the east coast provinces, and in the US except the far northeast states and the southeast states. Have a great day everyone and God bless!
Steve and Muffin.
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Very pretty
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Yes, I like them, and their color.
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Love the pic !…we had “ dry thunder “…no rain…☕️☕️🙂😺🍓🍓
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We had some thunder at noon, no rain with it which is bad, probably start more fires.😬🙀☕☕
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Love wildflowers! The purple color is spectacular!
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Hi Renee! Yes, I like the color of these, too bad there’s not that many around town. But we don’t have to go far out of town to find lots of them.
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We’ve got these guy’s never knew what they were called
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Laugh The World Needs It!!!
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They are quite common.
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Yes 👍👍
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