Flower:

Flowers are in a spike-like raceme at the top of the stem that elongates up to 8 inches. Individual flowers average about 1/3 inch long, irregular with an upper lip divided into 2 erect rounded lobes, and a lower lip with 3 rounded lobes. Flower color is blue to blue-violet, with a 2-humped white spot at the base of the lower lip. There is usually 1 spike on a stem, but a plant may have multiple stems.

Leaves and stem:

Leaves are 1 to 1½ inches long and very narrow—not more than 1/8 inch wide, toothless, hairless, with pointed tips and no leaf stem. They are alternately attached and narrower on flowering stems, but oppositely attached and broader on the shorter non-flowering stems. The main stem is smooth and slender, green to reddish brown.

Notes:

With its small flowers and foliage, it is easy to miss unless there is a clump of plants together.