A worker on a sod/tomato farm in Decatur County, GA, spots a pretty flower in the border grass. It has dark green, clover-like leaves (larger, three sections), light purple to lavender star-shaped flowers rising an inch above the foliage, and an overall height of 8-10 inches. No photo is available.
The expert cannot identify it without a picture and requests a digital photo be emailed. He adds a lighthearted riddle about a plane crashing on the state line. For a reliable ID, a photo is essential.
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