What is this plant?
The flowers are light purple. Deep purple veins in the leaves.
Thank you

to the forum Rosietheherbgirl!
It's a Salvia, I just can't remember the species. I've grown it before and it was nice for foliage, but boy did it reseed itself everywhere.

It reminds me of Lyreleaf Sage (Salvia lyrata).

I agree, Salvia, possibly a variety of Lyreleaf Sage (Salvia lyrata)

Are the stems square? When you rub a leaf, is there any discerible smell?

Notice how the flowes on this plant are arranged in little rings around the stem. Lyreleaf Sage as single flowers.

Daisy is correct, it isn't Lyreleaf Sage. It looks so familiar and Lyreleaf was the first thing that came to mind but I should have looked more closely at the photos.

I'll move this over to the Plant Identification Forum where it will get more views.

Salvia lyrata is also the first thing that popped into my head.
I wonder if it might be a different variety of Salvia lyrata.
Because I have a Lyreleaf Sage (Salvia lyrata 'Purple Volcano'), and its seedpods look similar to the one in the picture.
(The seed pods are around the stems, like a little tutu.)
But, the leaves are purple/round rather than green/rigid.

Here are the only pictures I have of the seedpods:



(I'm sorry that the photos are not very focused on the seedpods, but these were the only photos that I have that show the flowers/seedpods.)

I see whorls of flowers in all pics.