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Family: Phrymaceae (Lopseed family)
Mid-Atlantic bloom time: July - November
Winged Monkeyflower has sessile flowers (i.e., without peticels) and its leaves have 1-2.5 cm petioles (short leaf stems). Its main stem has 4 winged angles, which give it part of its common name 'winged'. The other part of the common name 'monkeyflower' it given because the flower is thought to resemble a monkey's face.
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8 August 2014
Silver Lake Regional Park, Haymarket, VA 
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8 August 2014
Silver Lake Regional Park, Haymarket, VA 
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8 August 2014
Silver Lake Regional Park, Haymarket, VA 
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16 July 2019
Bull Run Mountains Natural Area Preserve, Antioch, VA 
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14 August 2014
Silver Lake Regional Park, Haymarket, VA 
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16 July 2019
Bull Run Mountains Natural Area Preserve, Antioch, VA 
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16 July 2019
Bull Run Mountains Natural Area Preserve, Antioch, VA 
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