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    73 Common Purple Wildflowers (Pictures …

    • A typical perennial, Common Milkweed (Asclepias syriaca) is a wildflower often seen in a purple color. The color of Common Milkweeds is highly variable. Purple and pink nuances are highly common foll… See more

    Common Blue Violet

    The Common Blue Violet (Viola sororia) is most likely found around woodlands. This species grows and thrives on the ground where it may even live in partial shade. The species is s… See more

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    Ground-Ivy

    Ground-Ivy (Glechoma hederacea) also comes in different colors, many of them shades of purple. Related colors such as lavender are also specific to this species. This specie… See more

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    Chicory

    Various shades of purple and violet are specific to Chicory (Cichorium intybus), a wildflower that has been commercially used for drinks and sweeteners. This species can grow ta… See more

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    Common Selfheal

    Common Selfheal (Prunella vulgaris) is one of the purple wildflowers native to North America and Europe. The species has purple flowers which are comprised of 2 lips and one is … See more

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    What are the different types of purple wildflowers?
    Here are 23 different types of purple wildflowers that have commonly been spotted in several areas across the United States. While Bee Balms is the name commonly used to refer to these light and gorgeous North American flowers, they also go by a few other names including Horsemint, Oswego Tea, and Bergamot.
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    Common Blue Violet
    Ground-Ivy
    Chicory
    Common Selfheal
    What are the different types of purple wildflowers?
     
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