It's Wildflower Wednesday here on the Blog! Today's flower is one I had difficulty IDing and had to have a Kansas Wildflower expert who runs a website and has a book that I use to help me. He was a bit stumped as well but we believe it is Flixweed Mustard. It is definitely in the Mustard family. It is also known as Tansy Mustard. It is generally found further north. It usually flowers in late spring. It may have been introduced to our area because it was found in an area where there had been a lot of construction.
As you say, sure looks like some form of mustard
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