oh man, that's definitely jewelweed. you DON'T want to introduce that to your area :P it spreads like crazy cause the seeds shoot everywhere like Linda said. we cannot get rid of the stuff around here - I live in a freaking swamp, so it's to be expected :P but in all fairness I'm part of the problem cause I always have to play with the seed pods, LOL. my grandmother taught me the name "touch-me-not" too :D I learned years later that the plant was actually called jewelweed. it's seriously the juiciest plant I've ever seen, lol. Ria

The first one is a redbud tree, Cercis canadensis. Number two - that is incredible, I've not seen anything like it. Where is this located (city,state)? Are the leaves really silver colored? Otherwise it reminds me a bit in structure of wax myrtle. Number 3 is a wild Rubus, something like blackberry. Four, I am not sure, what does the foliage look like? Five looks like a Baptisia, as does #6.

Capable of forming rather large patches. One of my favorite woodland natives. +oM

I love wildflowers. I am still discovering blooms I have never seen before here at my place after nearly twenty years. I don't know any of the names but am always pleasantly surprised.