Re: Help with ID

In a message dated 6/29/2005 10:15:49 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
llmen@wi.rr.com writes:

It has a  
distinctly Solanaceous look to it although the flowers are not  
perfectly symmetrical, being somewhat flattened on the lower side.  



I don't know it either, Don; I've never seen it in SW Ohio. It does look  
solanaceus and there are so many different types of plants in that family. It is  
very interesting looking, but it does look out of place among the wildflower  
mixture.  I hope someone can identify it so you can learn, before it is too  
late, whether it is a rogue and a thug, waiting to grow six feet tall and 
spread  rampantly all over your garden, with a deep root, runners, and exploding 
seed  capsules.
Bill Lee

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