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Narrow-leaf vervain is believed to be extinct in Connecticut, though it is more common farther west. The photograph shows a cultivated plant.

• Family: Vervain (Verbenaceae)
• Habitat: dry fields
• Height: 1-2 feet
• Flower size: 1/8 inch wide
• Flower color: blue-purple
• Flowering time: May to September
• Origin: native