Texas Gardening: Gardening with Texas Native Plants & Wildflowers, part 18, 0 by LindaTX8

LindaTX8 wrote:
That is Eustoma grandiflorum. If there's something else similar, it must be pretty! I'd love it if E. grandiflorum would naturalize here, but I know it won't...so I bought a plant last time I was at the native plant place in the town of Medina. If I was rich, I would've bought a dozen plants! So worth it.
Another pic of the Flor de San Juan (Macrosiphonia macrosiphon) like I posted on the other thread. Josephine, I believe it does have a fragrance, but nothing strong...you'd probably have to lean down close to get a whiff of it. I've been meaning to try digging up a plant to see if it will survive that. It probably needs a rocky, well-drained place.


This message was edited Jun 12, 2009 3:26 PM