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Beauty On The Prairie, Four-nerve Daisy

It is spring time in Texas and the wildflowers are coming up. Pictured above is an example of Tetraneuris scaposa, the Four-nerve Daisy. This member … [Read more...] about Beauty On The Prairie, Four-nerve Daisy

Filed Under: Plants, wildflowers Tagged With: Asteraceae, Tetraneuris scaposa, the Four-nerve Daisy, yellow flower

Fendler’s Penstemon Makes Beautiful Lavender Trumpets On A Stick

Fendler's Penstemon, Penstemon fendleri is a beautiful, tall plant found in West Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Western Kansas and extends down … [Read more...] about Fendler’s Penstemon Makes Beautiful Lavender Trumpets On A Stick

Filed Under: Plants, wildflowers Tagged With: Fendler's Penstemon, Figwort Family, Penstemon fendleri, purple flower, Scrophulariaceae

Oxalis dillenii The Slender Yellow Wood Sorrel

I have seen these little yellow flowers appearing all over my lawn during March. I finally found time to photograph them! These flowers are about an … [Read more...] about Oxalis dillenii The Slender Yellow Wood Sorrel

Filed Under: Plants, wildflowers Tagged With: native plant, Oxalidaceae, Oxalis dillenii, Slender Yellow Wood Sorrel, tiny flower, wildflower, yellow flower

Common Lilac Smells Heavenly

Every spring, the lilac bush on the corner of our patio blooms with beautiful, large clusters of pink flowers. The scent of these blooms fill the … [Read more...] about Common Lilac Smells Heavenly

Filed Under: cultivated plants, Plants Tagged With: cultivated plant, Lamiales, Lilac, Oleaceae, pink flowers, shrub, Syringa vulgaris

Prairie Sandburs Have Unique Flowers

Prairie Sandbur, Krameria lanceolata, are members of the Ratany family (Krameriaceae). Prairie Sandbur grows along the ground and the leaves and stems … [Read more...] about Prairie Sandburs Have Unique Flowers

Filed Under: Plants, wildflowers Tagged With: Krameria lanceolata, Krameriaceae, pink flower, Prairie Sandbur, Ratany Family, wildflower

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