There were a few of these but hard to photograph. Today it seemed whenever I wanted to do portrait mode, the wind would immediately pick up.

Virginia spiderwort is an herbaceous, perennial, clump-forming plant that is native to eastern and central United States and Ontario, Canada. It is considered a wildflower, and whole plant habits include arching, clumping, erect, and spreading. This species arises from a cluster of stout, overwintering roots. It spreads through underground stems to form large colonies.

Stems of this species are commonly clumped but may be solitary. They can be smooth or have scattered, short hairs and usually grow unbranched.
The lightly fragrant flowers of this species occur in tight clusters