Texas Gardening: Texas Native Plant Pictures by color ( White ), 0 by debnes_dfw_tx

debnes_dfw_tx wrote:
Josephine~
I know I'm chimin(g) in late here but I just recently became a subscribing member. It's getting close to the meet in Arlington too, and Sheila just told me about it last week.. so not much time for me to prepare, but I still hope to come.
I am so glad someone initiated a Texas Native Plants Catagory, as i have a few years of pics I have gathered from all over, and of course in my own garden. A few I still haven't identified, but learning about them is important before you plant in your own yard, so i love to learn this way. Such as, does it have a fruit? Can ya eat it? Does it have a fragrance? Will it attract a welcome or unwelcome guest? ..and so on.
After perusing each section I will see if any of the ones I have are already listed and has an available photo. If it is/does. I may or may not post what I have.
Great job y'all! This should make an excellent & fun reference point for us Texas Gardeners..! Native plants are amazing ! A big TexasThankU to everyone contributing here so far!! Nice work!!

~Debnes
This one is > Sweet Alyssum Lobularia maritima (Brassicaceae)
I planted some seeds in Spring that have made an awesome border around a candleush, and they do smell sweet, and definatly have staying power.