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Re: What are these flowers? Started by texas-gal at 04-29-2008 7:51 PM. Topic has 2 replies. WildflowerHaven... » Knowlege Base F... » Indentifying Wi... » Re: What are these flowers? Hunting Texas Wildflowers - New Book!

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04-29-2008, 7:51 PM texas-gal Joined on 04-30-2008 Posts 1 What are these flowers? I have found some wildflowers in the North Central Texas area and I'm wondering what they area. Please let me know if you can identify these flowers: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=415879&l=f8fc9&id=512238056 Rich: I believe this is prairie/downy paintbrush See: http://community.wildflowerhaven.com/photos/identifying_wildflowers/category1031/picture1266.aspx http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=407569&l=6267b&id=512238056 Rich: I am not sure about this one...could be a variety of vetch or locoweed. http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=407568&l=50d00&id=512238056 Rich: This is crimson clover http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=415880&l=4dbe8&id=512238056 Rich: Cannot tell from the photo, but looks like a variety of bitterweed or hymenoxys http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=407567&l=62809&id=512238056 Rich: Cannot tell from the photo, but looks like hymenoxys or bitterweed http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=407567&l=62809&id=512238056 Rich: Same photo as above? http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=443292&l=6c307&id=512238056 Rich: Need to see whole plant, but looks like Stemless Evening Primrose http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=415872&l=201aa&id=512238056 What's the purple flower in this picture? Rich: A variety of spiderwort with pink evening primrose (aka showy primrose). The primroses are commonly called buttercups, but there is a another species given the common name of large buttercup.    Report

04-30-2008, 6:30 AM FlowerPower Joined on 03-08-2005 The Woodlands, Texas Posts 136 Re: What are these flowers? I think the purple flowers are "Spiderwort". Gary has an excellent wildflower ID section at his web site: http://www.texaswildflowerguide.com/home.htm Murry Flowers will brighten your day whether mild or wild, Murry!    Report

04-30-2008, 5:45 PM RichO Joined on 02-15-2005 San Antonio, TX Posts 637 Re: What are these flowers? Hi, In addition to Gary's great resource, we have a photo gallery here for identifying wildflowers. http://community.wildflowerhaven.com/photos/identifying_wildflowers/default.aspx We also have a resource library with links to other websites for identifying wildflowers. http://www.wildflowerhaven.com/resources.aspx I added my answers (guesses) to your original post. Often you need to have a photo of the entire plant showing the leaves and stems along with a close up of the bloom to get a good identification of the wildflower. I can also suggest purchasing: Wildflowers of Texas by Geyata Ajilvsgi Wildflowers of the Texas Hill Country by Marshall Enquist RichO Hunting Texas Wildflowers    Report

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