Great photo!

Larkspur and a natve plant I forgot name of

Gypsi said: Heartleaf skullcap, will bloom soon, and to the right, cemetery iris then Jon Fannick Phlox

Hi Gypsi, are your Heartleaf skullcaps blooming? Mine have just started:

I love the foliage on that Skullcap. Very pretty.

Wildflower blooms on the Spigelia Indian pink

RRTexGardener said: Hi Gypsi, are your Heartleaf skullcaps blooming? Mine have just started:

Tons of buds this morning but not one open yet. I will have a carpet of them under the trees on the lot.

This bromeliad. Anyone know what it might be? Not my best growing surviving brome, but it's doing some better. This is the 2nd bloom this year. The first showed up in February and has finished and dried up. It needs to grow some pups or I may be down to only two plants. The first photo was a couple of days ago. I didn't realize Lum was photobombing me. I'm so used to him being there I didn't even notice him. Just part of landscape.


This was this morning with direct sun on it and a couple of buds have opened.

Cheerful little Lantana amongst the Larkspur:

Wildflowers. Dianthus. And first bloom ever on my.potted bottlebrush

I really like your wildflower bank.

Thank you

Here is another Lantana amongst the Larkspur with a more pastel coloring. I don't think they are quite as hardy as the others...only one out four survived recent ice storms.

Been expecting these, given the weather...first Rain Lilly flower:

Not impressive specimens, but gonna give them recognition for blooming so late and for their color...behold my lowly snapdragons:

Your lowly snapdragons are quite lovely in their small way.

Can trust the snapdragons to hang in there, they are native here to Texas, I love them. Had a few daylilys blooming, but the rains have been hard on the yard.

I love snapdragons, I just forget to photograph mine. Heartleaf skullcap is beginning, and daylilies are stars of the front yard. Wildflowers in east bed

I don't remember what this is, but I think it's a sun lover. This is in partial shade so won't bloom as nicely as others I've seen in the neighborhood.

Some fencerow blooms on the stroll to the mailbox. Paintbrush was blooming close, but not close enough to nab in the same photo.

Gypsi, the Heartleaf Skullcaps don't scream "look at me!", but they are pretty:

The Cosmos on the other hand are just show-offs:

I have a terrible time posting pics from my phone. Ads pop up instead of my post posting.