Garden Blogger Bloom Day
Please visit May Dreams Gardens for more blogger blooms. Only a few blooms are active today. We had a nice rain last night so some of the blooms have a nice wet effect.
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| Linum grandiflorum |
This scarlet flax was an accidental planting. This came from a mislabeled Texas native wildflower seed packet given away free at a work event. The intended label was Texas friendly wildflowers. The scarlet flax a so far a prolific bloom.
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| Lupinus texensis (blue) |
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| Lupinus texensis (red) |
Of course Texas favorite flower the bluebonnets. I have a few colorways of this beauty from light blue to this deep red.
This was a pass-along plant from the previous gardeners. I still have not positively identified this sage type plant.
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| Blush Noisette |
Blush Noisette is one of two pass-along roses left from previous gardeners. Last summer's weather wreaked havoc on some of the more temperamental roses. This beauty grows under two trees and only lost a few branches.
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| pyrus calleryana |
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DescriptionHelianthus |
This sunflower is working on a flower. I have been watching it for weeks. It is growing in the middle of the lawn a leftover from a bird feeder.
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| Anemone Anemone |
This wildflower self-seeded it's into the yard. I am working to preserve it and propagate it. The flowers can be a variety of colors but it is predominately white in my yard.
An accidental picture gives a true and accurate rendering of my weed garden. It is a work in progress. Bless my patient and supportive neighbors.
Lovely varieties of Lupine .I missed planting Linum plants for this spring .Happy blooms day.
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