Texas Gardening: Gardening with Texas Native Plants & Wildflowers, part 11., 1 by jackieshar

jackieshar wrote:
I am sure you're right but the bloom doesnt look like the pictured indigo in plantfiles, it definitely produces a legume type seed. Plant size is maybe a foot square and tall with the mimosa type foliage. I love the color combo of yellow and coral...like the prickly pear bloom...........I"ll be happy to send seed when it makes.....I tried transplants but it has a tap root and doesn't transplant well........Pictured is a better close up, mingled in with the poison oak.
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gonna hafta miss the roundup.....I have fallen in love with the country here and I have to be drugged to even visit the cities anymore....it's a different lifestyle, didn't know I would enjoy it so..........hubby goes to the metroplex quite often but I just can't want to...

I can't imagine how I got the tobacco, but it is stunning.....definitly gonna save seed from that one..even the plant without bloom is nice....be great in the back border.......