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Tiny bluet

Houstonia pusilla

Description:

An early-blooming member of the madder family. The flowers are small, approximately a quarter inch across (around 0.7 cm, give or take a couple of millimeters). The petals are a violet blue and a darker maroon color closer to the center of the flower.

Habitat:

Tiny bluets are low-growing plants and need direct sunlight. They are common in lawns and other moist open spaces without taller competing plants.

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drP
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drP

Blackstone, Virginia, USA

Spotted on Mar 5, 2013
Submitted on Mar 5, 2013

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