Grey-headed coneflower with its tiny yellow petals, starts in the garden.
© Sheila Creighton 2022
Close on a native perennial in my garden, Turtlehead or Chelone obliqua. The common name is because the bloom looks like a turtle’s head and the genus name is after a nymph in Greek mythology, Chelone (kee-LO-nay) who refused an invitation to Zeus and Hara’s wedding so the God Hermes changed her into a turtle!
© Sheila Creighton 2020