Smoky Mountain Wildflowers Images - Beebalm Photo

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Great Smoky Mountain Wildflowers in National Park

© 1998 Chuck Summers

Bee-balm has bright red flowers, pungent foliage and leaves. Amazingly it is in the mint family and has become a popular garden plant. Don’t dig them from the wild however as this is illegal. Bee-balm has a long bloom season lasting from July through October. You can find them in the park on Clingman’s Dome Road, and on the Kanati Fork Trail.

Next Smoky Mountain Wildflower... Birdfoot Violet