OK, glad you corrected me there. Now that makes sense, the purple flower w/3 petals, right. I'm actually not sure what the common or scientific name is, unfortunately. Many of these plants are unknown to me(such as the etymology) and other aspects besides their ability to acutely feed pollinators. Let me ask around and I'll get back to you on that 3 petaled plant.

I know that vinca minor is the safer approach to vinca's nootropic properties(of which I do have some experience with in the past with a whole-plant based water extract) but probably won't return and attempt again due to some of its potentially harmful effects/alkaloids such as possible nerve damage(reserpine). I mean, there's no doubt it worked in the short-term but there were noticeable differences in a lack of clarity through the long term effects, ime. Overall, it was okay.

I'll hopefully report back soon on that purple flower.

Thanks for that, I like to know what I have growing and this one has been bugging me!

So, as it turns out, the plant/flower in question is known as spiderwort. Otherwise called scientifically as "tradescantia." Have fun!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tradescantia

Lovely echinacea just opened up as of recently.