Help Identify a Wildflower
mattmacklind
Hello I am a new member who recently started the hobby of landscaping/gardening. In the spring I purchased some wild flower seedlings form a distributor, and all of them have done very well except for one. I honestly don't remember what it was, but it tried to grow. Instead, it was overrun by another seed that must have been in the pot and has grown instead. It has more of a weedy look, but I can't identify it. I let it be since it is attractive, but would love to know what it is. I thought Indian Tobacco, but it doesn't look like it in the leaves. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
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Apparently, this is a white species of "Four o'Clock".
A closer picture of a flower would help.