In addition to what others have said, try Greenteeth by Molly O’Neill

Bad news friends. But it was a good game.

I forgot to alt-text! The photo is of orange-brown dried up obedient plant stems and leaves, but in the middle there is a pair of pink blossoms plus one pink bud all growing from the same brown stem, and you can see another pink blossom in the background of the top right.

These adoptive siblings love each other

The top of the red maple in my backyard, as viewed from the street.

I used this recipe: www.the-girl-who-ate-everything.com/because-life...

This is a very unpicky plant that thrives in most lighting, soil, and moisture conditions. Extremely beginner-friendly, and pollinators love it!

Conoclinium coelestinum spreads readily from seed and I must say, the feeling of gently pulling that seed fuzz is so satisfying. Then just pat it onto bare soil in a new spot, and odds are high you’ll have a new patch of blue mistflower next summer!