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Post your flowers!!! Native or non-native :D

 
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Carolyne Castner wrote:The Texas Star Hibiscus decided to join the party! People have been telling me for months that it has beautiful blossoms and is a prolific beauty..... but mine has solidly refused to bloom all spring. I guess ours is a summer gal!



The first time I have seen this flower. What a beauty. The leave shapd is very special for a hibiscus too.
 
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May Lotito wrote:

Carolyne Castner wrote:The Texas Star Hibiscus decided to join the party! People have been telling me for months that it has beautiful blossoms and is a prolific beauty..... but mine has solidly refused to bloom all spring. I guess ours is a summer gal!



The first time I have seen this flower. What a beauty. The leave shapd is very special for a hibiscus too.



Yes, we’ve already had a very curious neighbor stop by and ask what that “reddish plant” in the backyard is 😂 it definitely wasn’t what they thought it was!
 
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Stargazer!
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ghost pipes!
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Here's a few from my mountain.
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Lupine
Lupine
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Opuntia polyacantha
Opuntia polyacantha
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Sego lily
Sego lily
 
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I was actually trying to get a decent pic of the bees... but this came out nice:


 
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Found some sweet little redish-orange flowers coming up all over the backyard in the grass. Possibly Scarlet pimpernel?
Really pretty little wild flower vine out front, comes back every year in the same spot.
The rosebush decided to have another growth spurt after her last pruning and has put on at least two feet of new growth in the last 2-3weeks. I think she's pushing 10ft tall! Knockouts aren't supposed to get quite this big, but our gal doesn't care! Her sister plant is a more modest 5ft tall right now.
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daylilies

with buckwheat flowers too, look close and you can see a Japanese beetle.
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Here's a few from my yard
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Wild sunflower
Wild sunflower
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Pomegranate after pollination
Pomegranate after pollination
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Banana flower just about to open
Banana flower just about to open
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Cannas and banana
Cannas and banana
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Friendship plant, a bromeliad
Friendship plant, a bromeliad
 
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I get the flowers, and i get these little things, but they never really get any bigger even when I remove them and allow time to ripen. This year I've fertilized with a supplemental potassium to see if that helps.
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Baby ice cream 🍦 bananas 🍌
Baby ice cream 🍦 bananas 🍌
 
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