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| Blue-eye Grass |
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| Indian paintbrush (red) and pink evening primrose (pink) |
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| Indian blanket |
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| Rain lilly |
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| Greenthread (Thelesperma filifolium) |
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| Texas lantana (red and yellow) blooms among the sensitive briar (purple) |
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| Sensitive briar |
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| Engelmann's or cutleaf daisy |
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| Leaves of the cutleaf daisy |
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| Columbine |
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| Pink variety of rain lilly |
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| Pink evening primrose |
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| Phlox |
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| Bordered patch butterfly (Chlosyne lacinia) on the zexmenia (Wedelia texana) in the butterfly garden. This butterfly's larvae host on ragweed (of which we have plenty) and sunflowers (of which we just planted). |
3 comments:
It is exciting to see how the reach is "blooming" into a beautiful bit of wild right here in the middle of our old hood.
Thanks for this wonderful update and photos. It's so timely for me. I was regretting missing the bluebonnets this year and the chance to take pictures with our son. These photos reminded me of all the many other Texas wildflowers I love so much and the fact that there is a wonderful spot here in our own neighborhood to commemorate our son's first spring with the traditional Texas wildflower photo. Can't wait to see the Reach in person this weekend.
Nice, but how about some non-closeups?
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