Yellow Archangel flowers
Yellow Archangel flowers (Lamiastrum galeobdolon) bloom in mid-spring to early summer. This flower belongs to the fast-growing plant of the mint family. With brown or orange spots on its lower petals, this small, bright yellow tubular flower has become the nightmare of gardeners because of its fast, invasive growth. In the Pacific Northwest and some other regions, it’s classified as a noxious weed. Its growth can be harmful to other native plants around it, and it’s harmful for human consumption as well. Artillery plant, Aluminium plant, and golden dead nettle are its other known names worldwide.
Yellow Archangel flower Ground Cover in Bloom
Yellow Archangel flower Close-Up
Yellow Archangel flower with Silver-Marked Leaves
Pale Yellow Archangel flower Blooms on Wild Stems
Yellow Archangel flower in Woodland Setting
Yellow Archangel flower Cluster Detail
Yellow Archangel flower Along a Stem
Yellow Archangel flower Spreading Among Ivy
Backlit Yellow Archangel flower Blooms
Yellow Archangel flower Front View
Symmetrical Pair of Yellow Archangel flower Blooms
Yellow Archangel flower Stems in Soft Light
Yellow Archangel flower with Open Buds
Cluster of Yellow Archangel flower Blooms
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