ID volunteer annual
14 years ago
This blue flower, black stem annual started popping up in my yard last year. It has a bishop-hat shaped seed pod, grows 2-3 feet high, sets it's seeds and dies. My local nursery cannot ID it. It reseeds very readily but not like a weed. Any ideas?
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