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| Water Iris |
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| Four-nerve daisy and salvia farinacea |
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| Mock orange |
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| Iris Bells |
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| A volunteer sunflower among the larkspur |
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| Fields of blanket flower |
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| More blanket flower - gaillardia |
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| Lots of pomegranate blooms |
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| The Anacacho Orchid tree is still blooming. |
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| Time to weed the pathways. The four-nerve daisy and bluebonnets are going to seed. |
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| This little coreopsis among the four-nerve daisy came from seeds collected along the roadside. |
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| Still a few poppies blooming. |
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| Zoey captures the tree! |
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| This old rotten tree fell down when the surrounding ground softened from the last rain. I've been cutting it up for weeks. I may leave this bit as Zoey loves to climb on top. My little goat! |
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| Zoey among the poppies and blanket flower. |
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| One pathway cleared! |
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| I found this little Laura Bush petunia at Barton Springs Nursery. This is one tough sweet little petunia. |
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| The back patio. |
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| Volunteer lantana. |
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| A nice bouquet rescued from Lowe's half-price rack. |
What beautiful wildflowers and a very cute helper!
ReplyDeleteI love the blue and yellow flowers together.
David/:0)
You certainly had a wildflower bounty in the spring. I could only dream of having such flowers in my wild areas. Somehow they want to live inside the garden walls and whatever I try they will not grow outside. You must have the magic touch. Do you get a good pomegranate crop? We have been blessed with hundreds of gorgeous fruits but one very wet summer the tree got a fungus and is in a decline. I think we must remove it this year.
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