Continuing the native plant theme of the last few weeks, here are two more interesting specimens. First is a strawberry hedgehog cactus. I’m not sure that’s what it really is, but that is what we call it. I posted about … Continue reading →
Here are two more very pretty native plants for your landscape. Black-eyed Susans (Rudbeckia hirta) are everywhere right now. They are a native wildflower, members of the Aster family. They look a little like daisies and come in a wide … Continue reading →
I saw some Antelope Horn (Ascleipias asperula) flowers earlier this week, so when I headed out this morning for my hike, I was primed to look out for them. Antelope horns are a member of the milkweed family and are a … Continue reading →
It’s definitely spring now in Central Texas and the wildflowers are out! The change was sudden and large. Although the mornings are still a bit cool, the day is sunny and the temperature is in the 80s. If I didn’t … Continue reading →
I went on a short hike today. I haven’t been feeling well, but I just had to get outside. A quick hike does wonders for your outlook! It rained this morning, so the ground was a little soft, but the … Continue reading →