This flower is not one I’d seen up until today. Do you know what it is?
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Yellow jewelweed, Yellow touch-me-not
I’ve also seen more orange flowers on these plants.
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Jewelweed. And orange is what I usually run into if I am out and about in the woods as opposed to the pretty yellow.
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Looks like a good creek to arrowhead hunt in.
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Jewelweed tends to grow in the same types of habitat that poison ivy does. The juice from the stems also offers some relief from P.I. rash.
All the jewelweed here is of the orange variety. On my old place I had both yellow and orange.
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There were definitely natives there at one point but the area is thick with poisonous snakes. I limit my stay in that area for that reason.
Anyone id this wildflower?
Well it grows wild, but also available at nurseries.
plant Grows about 12 to 24".
flowers abt 2"across .
Perennial.
This one Erie pa.
thanks!
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Gaillardia - Blanket Flower
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Andy Smith is right.
I haven’t tried, but I have never dead headed mine and have not noted any seedlings coming up.
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just came across this video:
looks like seed propagation is possible.
thanks
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