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The gray-headed coneflower typically grows in dry woods, prairies and along railroad tracks and roads. The composite flowers have a dull-gray central disk in the shape of an elongated cylinder. When bruised, the disk smells of anise. Taken Sun, July 13, 2014 in Hillsboro, IL.
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Gladstone

They are colorful plants.
Thanks Laura.

cevas

Very nice flowers!! Thank you also for the information!!

pumpkinhead

Very pretty, LJ. Thank you for the information about them.

Shian2

Really cute, wished they would grow on our road sides, Thanks Laura.

jan42ful

Beautiful thanks Laura, how lovely to have them growing wild. Hugs, janet

puzzeljac

Lovely, I never saw this coneflower.

warbler

Its a great plant, brightening up the roadsides!

Not knowing the difference I'd have called them daisies.

laurajane

The tallgrass prairie flowers are very pretty...in their own way. Thanks, Rosie, Ardy and Beekay for your comments.

Beekay

I love it when you show prairie flowers. Thanks for this one Laura.

ringleader

Thanks, Laura. Another good photo.

roseheather

Very picturesque, these bright blooms among the tall grasses.

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