yes, it totally could be. This house had a well tended garden, but in the last couple years I think the owner had some health issues, and we all know how fast weed can take over. I was curious so I let it go, one of the few I did let go. I can't see the leaves at all, they are under the cover of the hosta, and I don't think they are very attractive. But, that particular yellow colored bloom and flower shape seems to look nice to me with the lupine. I'd like to try and emulate that look with something with nicer foliage. If anyone has any suggestions as to what my bloom with the lupine and resemble that sort of color and light, airy, flower, I'd love to hear them. Thank you linaria_gw!

We call it Swamp Sunflower out here. Grows in the ditches and wild places. Continues to grow from the roots as well as drop seeds. Hardy. Perennial. Comes back faithfully. Can be cut back so that it stays lower to the ground if you only want flowers 18" high for example. Single stems easy to pull out if you want it thinned or have stragglers you don't want. Flowers are long blooming and look nice. Repeat bloomer especially if you deadhead. Heidi

I have quite a lot of bloodroot...this isn’t it...it is also finished blooming, and it has largish lobed leaves. Other ideas? Jan

too many requests in one post ... imo .... second pick looks like alysum ... another pic .. the blue flowers are annual bachelor buttons ... aka cornflower .. and in my coffeee buzz... i cant think of the latin name ... last pic reminds me of forget me not .. myositis... but i wonder why its blooming now ... google the names.. flip to images.. and compare ken