A hiker found an orange wildflower in woods near Bunker, Missouri and wants to know its identity and if it's available commercially.
Expert Guess: With only one photo, the flower appears to be in the poppy family (Papaveraceae). However, accurate identification requires multiple angles showing flower structure, leaves, and growth habit. Take a sample or detailed photos to a local Missouri garden center or extension office. They can confirm the species and advise on availability. Many native wildflowers are not widely sold but may be sourced from native plant nurseries.
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