The Wildflowers of Texas
April 13th 2012 20:46
Bluebonnets are probably the most common popular wildflower in Texas. They are extremely popular with a deep rich blue color and wonderfully fragrant. However, bluebonnets are not the only wildflower that is much loved deep in the heart of Texas. The state is home to more than 5000 species of wildflowers that bloom from March through October. During those months brilliant colors form carpets of blooms from the bluebonnets in the Hill Country region, bluebells quilts the prairies and the heliotrope dotting the landscapes of west Texas.
The colors of blooms range from white-green, yellow-orange, red-pink, and blue to purple. No matter what your favorite color or shade one can find a wildflower to match[ Click here to read more ]
The colors of blooms range from white-green, yellow-orange, red-pink, and blue to purple. No matter what your favorite color or shade one can find a wildflower to match
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