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Bluet
Bluets are tiny wildflowers that grow in clumps. They have four petals per flower and the petals are white to white-blue in color. The center of each flower is yellow with one protrusion sticking out. Blutes in general are Houstonia genus and I believe these are the thyme-leaved variety, or Houstonia serpyllifolia. They bloom in early May and carpet our lawn - and are found in many parts of Sutton in general.
Bluets are found all down the eastern seaboard.
This next batch is from May 2010.
Plant Photos from Sutton Massachusetts
Photos in Sutton Massachusetts
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