A gardener in Illinois photographed an aesthetically pleasing plant two years ago; no one could identify it. The photo showed a plant in grass, possibly a wildflower, in North America.
Unknown Plant
The plant appears to be Dalmatian toadflax (Linaria genistifolia or L. dalmatica), an introduced weed primarily in the western US. The fleshy leaves with indistinct veins clasping the stem in a whorled pattern are characteristic. Google Images has more information.
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