Vervain Family This plant has very tiny light purple flowers. It is a common roadside plant in some areas in the south. I found this one blooming in late July in Oak Ridge. "All mints have square stems, but not all square-stemmed plants are mints," this plant is one of the examples of having a square stem, but not being a mint. I found this one blooming along a roadside in Oak Ridge in late July. Where seen: Oak Ridge, Warriors' Path SP
Vervain Family These wildflowers are seen along the roadways most of the summer. Perennial Where seen: Oak Ridge, widespread
Snapdragon Family Blue Toadflax could easily be mistaken for a Lobelia (the Bluebell family), but a close look at the flowers will reveal that it is in the Snapdragon family. {Formerly known as: Nuttallanthus canadensis}
