Pink Wildflower - Phlox Like??
5 years ago
On New River in Southern WV, I am enjoyng the ephremel wildflowers as I do easch year. This year I found a deep Pink flower that looks like Woodland phlox, which at time can be pinkish. These are deep pink and perfectly rounded flower petels rather than notched.
Any Thoughts?
Thanks,
Charles
Hairy Stem, Opposite Leaves
These are the typical woodland phlox I find there
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