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Friday, March 30, 2012

March Finale Wildflower Sampler

Bluebonnets are out and in full force, the beloved and iconic state flower of Texas!  With our early spring this year, they are at their peak already in many places when normally this wouldn't happen till mid-April.  Along with the Bluebonnets (a species of Lupine), many other wildflowers are blooming now.  I've added these photos of a few that are out there now in addition to the ones I posted earlier on March 22nd.  Hope you can get out and enjoy these beauties while they last.


Blue Bonnets
Bluebonnet field
Bluebonnets, white form

Texas Stork's Bill
Texas Stork's Bill


Goldeneye Phlox
Goldeneye Phlox


Scarlet Pimpernel
Pink Evening Primrose

Gilia





Navaho Tea
Hairy Wedelia

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