Believe it or not, I actually had a few minutes to stop by the side of the road and get some pics...
These are blue-eyed grass... I think it's Sisyrinchium chilense, to be exact, but I'm not 100% sure... there's about 70 different species of these little relatives of Iris in North America, and a few more species in South America. Cute little guys, a friend of mine has some of these growing wild in his yard, and I'm going to ask if I can transplants some of them into my rock garden.
Savvy Soil Selection: Nurturing Stapelias for Optimal Growth and Blooms
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Stapelias, also known as starfish cacti, are a fascinating group of
succulents prized for their unique appearance and intriguing flowers.
These otherwor...
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It is so great to see blue flowers!!! They are just so neat looking to me! We just seem to have Plumbago here in blue...and it is a bush, not wildflowers! Oh, I think I did find some blue weeds that one day!!! LOL!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the sweet innocence of the Pink Evening Primrose! They look so sheer, sweet and tender!
I wish I could get the pink prinrose to grow in my yard! It grows well in our area but not for me!
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