Blue and purple spring flowers.

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​Blue flag, southern - Iris virginica

​​Blue-eyed grass - Sisyrinchium angustifolium

​​Blue-eyed Mary - Collinsia verna

​​Bluet, small - Houstonia pusilla

​​Bluet, spring - Houstonia caerulea

​​Carolina crane's bill - Geranium carolinianum

​​Dame's rocket - Hesperis matronalis

​​Dead-nettle, red  - Lamium purpureum

​Field-madder  -  Sherardia arvensis

​​Geranium, wild - Geranium maculatum

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Germander - Teucrium canadense

​​Ground-ivy - Glechoma hederacea

​​​Heal-all - Prunella vulgaris

​​Henbit - Lamium amplexicaule

​​Iris,  dwarf crested - Iris cristata

​​Jacob's ladder - Polemonium reptans

​Larkspur  - Delphinium tricorne

​​​Lily-leaved twayblade - Liparis liliifolia

​​Lyre-leaved sage - Salvia lyrata

​​​Miami mist - Phacelia purshii

​Milkweed, purple -Asclepias purpurascens

​​Mint, perilla - Perilla fructescens

Periwinkle - Vinca minor

​​Phacelia, purple - Phacelia bipinnatifida

​​Phlox, blue - Phlox divaricata

​Purple rocket - Iodanthus pinnatifidus

​Redstem filaree - Erodium cicutarium

​Showy orchis - (Galearis spectabilis)

Skullcap, little - Scutellaria parvula

​Snakeroot, Sampson's - Orbexilum pedunculatum

​Sorrel, violet wood - Oxalis violacea

​​Speedwell, field - Veronica agrestis

​Speedwell, birdseye - Veronica persica

​Speedwell, heath - Veronica officinalis

​​Speedwell, ivy-leaved - Veronica hederifolia

​​Spiderwort, early - Tradescantia virginiana

​Trillium, bent - Trillium flexipes

​​Vetch, spring - Vicia sativa

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V​iolet, American dog - Viola labradorica

Violet, arrow-leaved - Viola sagittata

​Violet, bird's foot - Viola pedata

​Violet, common blue - Viola papilionacea

​Long-spurred violet - (Viola rostrata)

​Violet, marsh blue - Viola cucullata

​​Violet, three-lobed - Viola palmata

​​Virginia bluebells - Mertensia virginica

Waterleaf, lavender - Hydrophyllum appendiculatum

​​Wood betony - Pedicularis canadensis