Walking the park the other day we saw these sweet little flowers.  They are Rosepinks, Sabatia angularis.  We've seen this patch before, and learned that Rosepinks are native to eastern North America, and widespread across the southern U.S.  They bloom from June to September, and are fragrant.  Hmm, I didn't know that until just now.  I will have to check it out next tip to the park.  

 

I love learning new things about things we see all the time.  

 

 

HAPPY GARDENING!!!