Perennial ID
goudreau
11 years ago
Hi,
I need some help figuring out what this plant is; I got it from a landscaping job for free and first thought it was phlox when I first dug it up in the spring.
It looks similar to a loosestrife (Lysimachia sp.), thoughts?
Thanks in advance!
-Goudreau
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