 Appalachian or Small-flowered Phacelia
Appalachian or Small-flowered Phacelia
    Phacelia dubia
    From Nearctica
     Identification: Flowers small, pastel blue,   with 5 petals, 5 stamens, and a single style bifurcate at about one-half its   length. Petal outer margins not fringed. Flowers arranged in a terminal spray,   the spray usually slightly curved. Leaves elongate, with a series of deep lobes   along each outer margin. Plant 5 to 12 inches in height.
    Distribution: Ohio to New York, southward to   Georgia and Louisiana.
   
  
    
      Flowering period: April to June.
      Habitat: Small-flowered Phacelia is found in   forest and woodland clearings.
      
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