Silene latifolia (White Campion) is an upright, semi-evergreen biennial or short-lived perennial with elliptic leaves and clusters of white flowers, 1 in. across (2.5 cm), slightly scented in the evening. Blooming from late spring to late summer, each blossom is adorned with 5 spreading petals partially cleft and an inflated, prominently veined, pale green calyx. Rich in pollen, they attract butterflies and other pollinating insects. This wildflower spreads by reseeding itself. Lovely when…

...or at least I think it's White Campion. I don't find many photos of White Campion that show the flowers bunched in this way. Location: Riveredge Nature Center, Saukville / Newburg, Wisconsin

White Campion - Silene latifolia | NatureSpot

White Campion (Silene latifolia) grows throughout most of the United States and is technically considered an invasive weed. However it is great for attracting pollinators such as moths, butterflies and bees. Known in England as the "Grave Flower" it has been used historically as a substitute for soap.

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Lychnis coronaria ‘Alba’ WHITE CAMPION Lychnis coronaria ‘Alba’ is so easy, yet so tough. So this white flowered, grey leafed form of the good old Rose Campion, is pure elegance and class. Though it is equally easy growing, tough and hardy, despite such cool stylish looks. And it sacrifices none of the bone-hardiness of the whole […]

White Campion (Evening Lychnis) Silene latifolia (Lychnis alba, Silene alba) Ottawa County, MI