Agalinis auriculata
(Ear Leaf False Foxglove)

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               Seedpod                                           Leaf                                            Stem                                        Seed                                          Habit



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Facts About this Plant:

    Common Names: Ear Leaf False Foxglove, Eared False Foxglove, Earleaf False Foxglove, Ear-Leaved False Foxglove
    Synonyms: Aureolaria auriculata, Gerardia auriculata, Otophylla auriculata, Tomanthera auriculata
      Lifespan: Annual
      Zones: N/A
      Type: Forb
      Bloom Time: August - October
      Status: Native
      Range:

    Agalinis auriculata, or Ear Leaf False Foxglove, is native to the Central United States, and east into the Ohio River Valley and souther Appalachian area, but is considered rare throughout. It is an annual that grows in swamps, wet meadows and fields, streambanks, pond margins. It blooms from late summer into fall with pale pink flowers.

    This plant looks similar to some other members of the genus. More information will be posted at a later time about differentiating other species.

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