Texas Gardening: Let's see your Natives and Wildflowers, 1 by charlenesplants

charlenesplants wrote:
Thanks blue, I am glad to find others as fond of the wildflowers as I am. One, they are free, two they don't need any tending, they grow wild in the pastures, so why pamper them in your flower beds? It saves on water, fertilizers and most of all there are so many that you can have continuous blooms in so many colors and sizes.

Josephine, I really am glad that you helped me see the light! I first thought of them as just pretty weeds. Now I hunt for them like a treasure hunt.

My aunt and my grandmother both loved them. I just took them for granted but I remember now how much I enjoyed them when I was a little girl. Then of course all the little bouquets that your children bring you when they are small. What makes them know that you would like that? They do it instinctively. God is so good! He makes great flowers and aunts, grandmothers, children and now good friends to share the joy with.

Charlene

Charlene