These are some of the flowers I see on my social distancing walks in the neighborhood. Some of them I recognize more or less, but am hoping for more specific information. The first two are of one plant with a closeup of the flowers.
The third I believe is some sort of phlox?
The next is a red clover, more info desired.
The fifth is also some type of clover, but I am unfamiliar with this variety, the tiny white flowers are very different from the clover I know.
And the final one is about the plants in front of the clover. Are they some type of wild primrose?
Thanks for your help. Keep safe.
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This is called Hairy Bittercress Weed - this weed produces flowers , that releases seeds in the air producing more weeds . It over takes lawns.
that white clover is the only one we see along these parts
that red clover is better known as crimson clover; the plain old red clover looks just like the white, but red. The crimson becomes conical like that. The seeds can be edible, and the flowers can be tea.
that first white one I've seen it a lot - it could actually be catnip
also mroe info here www.growveg.com/
Thank you for your help. I love the crimson clover and was thinking of digging up a plant or two for my yard. I am not a fan of the raggedy lawn I have and don't like fertilizers, so I am adding clover and hopefully the small English daisies that come in some grass mixes.
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