What's blooming in my garden?
First, what was planted (by me)...
Gazania rigens - African daisy
Flowering Chives
Morning Glory
Salvia
Marigold
Those my neighbor planted...
(creeping through the fence)
And these nature planted for me...
One Texas Bluebonnet
(Literally one, in the smack dab middle of the yard,
but I want more so I'm mowing around it.)
I don't know what...would love to know!
The flowers look similar to wild carrot,
but they are at every leaf intersection
down the stem, and much smaller.
(Oh no...I found out...a weed!)
Another mystery weed/wildflower
First, what was planted (by me)...
Gazania rigens - African daisy
Flowering Chives
Morning Glory
Salvia
Marigold
Those my neighbor planted...
(creeping through the fence)
And these nature planted for me...
One Texas Bluebonnet
(Literally one, in the smack dab middle of the yard,
but I want more so I'm mowing around it.)
Some Texas Dandelion (a lot more than one)
The flowers look similar to wild carrot,
but they are at every leaf intersection
down the stem, and much smaller.
(Oh no...I found out...a weed!)
Dakota Vervain
Texas Vervain
Wild Evening Primrose
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You have some pretty spring flowers, both resident and non resident! I especially like the color of the Dakota vervain.
ReplyDeleteLove what you have planted! That rose your neighbor planted really wanted to see your garden! :) And I hope your bluebonnets increase. What a nice present from some bird!
ReplyDeleteYou have so many really beautiful flowers. We have only had the daffodils blooming so far. Oh... I did have my bleeding heart bloom and then it got frosted.
ReplyDeleteLove the morning glory! There were lots of those in California. It should put on quite a show later.
ReplyDeletehi, i like the first flowers and also the texas vervain photo.
ReplyDeleteLovely blooms! I have a vervain, but I'm not sure if it's the same as yours. It's a spreader, but it sure blooms for a long time!
ReplyDeleteThese are all so beautiful. Thanks for sharing over on Throwback Thursday. This post is this week's feature.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome. Glad you enjoyed the flower pics. Thanks so much for featuring me.
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