A Photo a Day Blog with Guides to Wildflowers and Butterflies in Kansas
It's Wildflower Wednesday here on the Blog! Today's flower is Fringed Puccoon. It bloops from April to June in my area. Native Americans used several parts of the plant to treat coughs and colds and it's name comes from a Native American word.
Neat looking plant
Very fringed, lives up to it's name. :-)
Neat looking plant
ReplyDeleteVery fringed, lives up to it's name. :-)
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