Dead Nettle Flowers
Lamium purpureum, commonly known as Dead Nettle, is usually classified as a winter annual. Young plants generally emerge following seed germination in the fall, live through the winter as seedlings, and grow and mature rapidly during early spring.
Dead Nettle tends to grow in patches and is easily recognized by its distinctive red or purple-green leaves that are densely clustered at or near the top of the stem. Leaves arise from upright four-sided stems that tend to extend above the turf canopy. Dead nettle is most conspicuous in April when it begins to produce pinkish-purple flowers.
Backlit Dead-Nettle Flower Spikee
Cluster of Pale Purple Dead-Nettle Flowerss
Dead-Nettle Flower Close-Upp
Dead-Nettle Flower Patch with Deww
Dead-Nettle Flower Top in Sunlightt
Dead-Nettle Flowers in Low Light
Dead-Nettle Flowers in Sunlit Clearingg
Dead-Nettle Flowers with Serrated Leavess
Dead-Nettle Leaves and Flower Budss
Dead-Nettle Leaves with Dew Dropss
Field Densely Covered in Dead-Nettle Flowerss
Field of Dead-Nettle Flower Spikess
Magenta Dead-Nettle Flowers Under Leavess
Pale Lavender Dead-Nettle Flowerss
Single Dead-Nettle Flower Spike in Grasss
Sunlit Dead-Nettle Flower Spikee
Tall Dead-Nettle Plant in Bloomm
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