Wow, what a cool shot! Bluebonnets are going crazy this spring. If you stop posting bluebonnets, I’ll start… π We got lots of rain this weekend and more tonight. π Congrats 101!!!
What sort of flower are they? How lovely! I am intrigued by your bio… why have your children got two more legs than necessary? ~Liz http://www.lizbrownleepoet.com
The flowers are bluebonnets. They are the State Flower of Texas and grows primarily in Texas. They are a very beautiful flower and bloom in the month of April.
As for my four legged children…they are dogs π
Thank you for the visit and the comment!
All my four legged children are dogs!
As for the bluebonnets….All I can tell you is what I Google. I love flowers, love planting them and photographing them…I do not know them scientifically! The consistent name I come up with is….Lupinus Texensis with the scientific family name being….Fabaceae (I really hope that’s right!!)
Wow, what a cool shot! Bluebonnets are going crazy this spring. If you stop posting bluebonnets, I’ll start… π We got lots of rain this weekend and more tonight. π Congrats 101!!!
Yes…I think all the rain we had this winter is helping the bluebonnets multiply greatly!!
Thanks on the congrats. Time is flying by!
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Lovely, Tree. I am so glad you decided to post it. It’s beautiful!
Thanks Helen!
I hope you had a nice weekend!
They don’t last long, so we need to see them while we can! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Patti!
I love it! Keep on posting them!
Thanks!!
What sort of flower are they? How lovely! I am intrigued by your bio… why have your children got two more legs than necessary? ~Liz http://www.lizbrownleepoet.com
The flowers are bluebonnets. They are the State Flower of Texas and grows primarily in Texas. They are a very beautiful flower and bloom in the month of April.
As for my four legged children…they are dogs π
Thank you for the visit and the comment!
Ah! In that case, I have one four legged cat-child and one four-legged dog child! I meant what species/family of flower…
All my four legged children are dogs!
As for the bluebonnets….All I can tell you is what I Google. I love flowers, love planting them and photographing them…I do not know them scientifically! The consistent name I come up with is….Lupinus Texensis with the scientific family name being….Fabaceae (I really hope that’s right!!)
Wow – nice picture. I’m sure it looked breathtakingly beautiful!
It was pretty amazing