Virginia Wildflower
mikeybob
9 years ago
This plant appears to be very common here (SW Virginia mountains zone 6) ... the plants grow in the shade, are two to three feet tall, and had little white flowers (they have finished flowering already) ... you can see the seed pods forming.
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