There are plenty of wildflowers in walking trails in our city, Baton Rouge. Based on internet sources, the species are no less than 200.
One of wildflowers we encounter when we are walking that is "purple" flowers. Based on GoogleID, the flower is identified as Ruellia humilis.
The common name of this flower is the dwarf wild petunia, native to the southeastern states of the USA.
The flower may reach 12 inches (31 cm), perennial flower and grow well during Spring to Autumn in the nature.
Our city has some good trails to observe wildflowers. The length of trails from 1 mile to 3.5 miles. Our favorite trail is 1.5 miles.
Some walking trails in our city are Louisiana State University (LSU), South boulevard levee, Gus Kinchen, Dawson creek and Ward creek.
We love the LSU trail, since the trail is comfortable for us with only 1.5 mile long. We just need 30 minutes daily walking.
We observe some wildflowers while walking that are iris, crossvine, black-eyed Susan, azalea and hibiscus.
Do you recognize some wildflowers?
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