Lockhart (Austin area):
Daffodils
Narcissus
Petunia
Pansies
Fava Beans
Dianthus
Spiderwort
Cyclamen
Primrose
TAMU maroon blubonnets (just beginning to bloom)
snapdragons (first blooms just coming out)
unknown succulent (yellow flower, looks a lot like aloe vera)
violas
alyssum
marigolds
coreopsis (just beginning)
dandelions (yeah, I know they're weeds, but I like to add them to salads, and the flowers are cheery)
plumbago (in protected micro environment)
loquat
strawberries
sweet olive
verbena
San Antonio:
duranda
Mexican honeysuckle
Sophora (Texas Mountain Laurel)
loquat
some unidentified sweet smelling thing
strawberries
purple oxalis
Carolina jessamine
Harvesting (Lockhart):
lettuce
endive
radicchio
beet greens
turnip greens
Swiss chard
spinach
various herbs
green peas (shelled)
scallions
cabbage
You have a lot going on in your gardens.
ReplyDeleteBarb, what are those flowers underneath the photo of petunias?
ReplyDeleteBarb, I have the same question as Jean, what are those flowers?
ReplyDeleteJan
Always Growing
Texas seems like the place to be for February bloom day! Thanks for sharing your blooms with us for bloom day!
ReplyDeleteJean and Jan,
ReplyDeleteThe flowers below the petunias are fava bean blossoms. I grow the plants for cover crop and food, but the flowers are attractive and rather fragrant -- they attract butterflies and bees.