Lemon Mint
- Also called purple horse mint or Lemon beebalm
- When crushed the flower produces a citrus smell
- It grows in height from 24 to 36 inches
- It is a member of the Lamiaceae Family
- It blooms in late spring/early summer
- It grows from California to Florida as well as from Nebraska to Texas
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Texas Bluebonnet
- Its height ranges between 12 to 24 inches
- Blooms between March and May
- Is a member of the Papilionaceae family
- It is one of the five state flowers of Texas
- Bluebonnets were thought to resemble a womens sun bonnet which is how it received its name
- Adopt as the state flower for Texas in 1901
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Indian Blanket
- Also referred to as Firewheel
- Blooms all year but very visible from March to September
- Part of the Asteraceae family
- Native to central United States
- Its height ranges from 1 to 2 feet
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Black-Eyed Susan
- Its height ranges from 1 to 3 feet
- Blooming period is from April to October
- Native to eastern United States
- Its Maryland state flower since 1918
- Its a member of the Asteraceae family
- One of the most common wild flowers in the United States
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Drummond Phlox
- Found throughout the southeast, but is native to Texas
- Its height ranges from 8 to 24 inches
- Blooms from April to June
- Its in the Polemoniaceae Family
- It grows best in well-drained soil
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Cornflower
- Its native to Europe
- Its referred to as the basketflower
- The blue Cornflower is Estonias national flower since 1968
- It is in the Asteraceae family
- It is 40 to 90 centimeters in height
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Corn Poppy
- Also referred to as Shirley Poppy
- Native to Europe, but grows in the United States
- Its height range from 2 to 2 (1/2) feet
- Blooming from March to July
- Part of the Papaveraceae Family
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Lance-leaf Coreopsis
- Its height range from 12 to 18 inches
- Blooms during summer
- It is native in the United States and throughout North America
- Grows best in well- drained soil
- It is part of the Asteraceae family
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Plains Coreopsis
- Ranges in height from 1 to 3 feet
- Blooms from May to August
- Native to southern United States, but grows throughout North America
- Part of the Asteraceae family
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