This woodland plant can be found throughout central and eastern portions of North America. It blooms in mid-summer and develops traveling seeds soon thereafter. When you can identify this plant, leave a comment with its common and scientific names. Be sure to add any personal experience you’ve had with the plant.
Budding inflorescence and leaves
Group of plants
Inflorescence
Closer view of individual flower
Plant developing seeds
Closer view of developing seed capsules
Seed capsules with sticky hooks to aid traveling
ANSWER (subsequently added to this post to facilitate the “search” function for these images): Enchanter’s nightshade (Circaea lutetiana)
Common name is Enchanter’s Nightshade, latin is circaea lutetiana
Circaea lutetiana, Enchanter’s Nightshade
You are both correct. I appreciate Enchanter’s nightshade (Circaea lutetiana) for its delicate flower. It requires me to stop and look closely. Even the sticky seed capsules have their own beauty.