Click on this image then look at the pictures of the flowers below the google identification as "flower" and Wikipedia's explanation of flower. LOL There are some pictures there that you might be able to match better than we can because you have the plant there.
It does look like a Lakespur, thanks all, I love them we have weeded around them so they can grow. Last year we had a really pretty pink flower I forgot to take a picture of that had similar green stems but I was never able to find out what it was. Very large pink flowers on it, they were gorgeous.
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Looks like a delphinium to me.
maybe larkspur
Might be a virginia bluebell. You can look up other pix online
delphinium flowers are tighter
It is Larkspur and will generally reseed itself quite well, it's a very pretty wild flower in my humble opinion.....
Click on this image then look at the pictures of the flowers below the google identification as "flower" and Wikipedia's explanation of flower. LOL There are some pictures there that you might be able to match better than we can because you have the plant there.
https://www.google.com/search?tbs=sbi:AMhZZiulHtEHpHM7RWdRZlHI28bmHiodZMVqhsML9Srt03YFkrz9Ft-NgNA1OwGtXVtpnGixaKU5p2d1cjetP2Lz7sTrYWrq_17Xyw3tvkdbSAYPWueDP2CpQQDPKeD8VZLK9LIe-NcZS8_11TheQapnW2u_1WGlUHnFUkNcxZ3bOkXKUtqkpoGDeOhFohlSblwayLKzusfBxN5ZDKqPr3cpnjHS9QDi-SUL7K4ldnrYxqVC2EmYLa3r48pwkW0IiKVaOd1uNtKzJVHi0ygbCjFeSsyA8FDgACq-65Cb2-7NrupdweEXNr_1xL3IP_1IpboqpwgnJe5mUM0EIu3OgB5IG1V4x2BpSRNnC7A
HTH
are we sure it is not Monk's Cap/hood? The leaves look a lot like it to me, and the blooms as well
It might be Campanula or bellflowe.
It does look like a Lakespur, thanks all, I love them we have weeded around them so they can grow. Last year we had a really pretty pink flower I forgot to take a picture of that had similar green stems but I was never able to find out what it was. Very large pink flowers on it, they were gorgeous.
Bellflower
Larkspur!
larkspur
It's called Monkshead.