Red (or Purple) Dead-Nettle - Lamium purpurcum " (Mint family - Labiatae) "
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Red (or Purple) Dead-Nettle - Lamium purpurcum " (Mint family - Labiatae) " Note the way the crowded, heart-shaped leaves tend to overlap. Stalks are leafless below the leafy flower spike.
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Upper leaves often purplish with flowers being red or purplish. 4 - 12 in. Roadsides, waste places. As it is a member of the mint family, it tends to grow in damp areas. This bed was found near a small stream. |