Glade mallow (Napaea dioica). Along Swisher Road between the I-65 overpass and the entrance to Prophetstown State Park. This distinctive native plant was considered by Charles Deam to be one of the rarest of Indiana plants. I have seen glade mallow along the Wabash River at Lyboult Park and at Davis Ferry Park. This is the first time I've noticed glade mallow at this location although I have never seen it here before this season.
Photos taken July 22, 2015.
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