It’s been a good year for pansies. Temperatures have been 60s, 70s and low 80s.
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Went to a family reunion near Yellowstone over the weekend and there were so many amazing wildflowers blooming, I regret not taking more pictures. Here are a couple.
Hesperochiron pumilus
Viola nuttallii var. praemorsa
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This site identifies it as Clarkia and mentions that it is a wildflower seen on hikes in Yosemite. What an unusual wildflower!
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Thanks Regina! Indeed, it’s clarkia!. First time growing it, can’t recognize the plant, flower yet. I did sow the seeds, many other flower seeds including clarkia in the area. How nice it blooms now. I also read a piece of its history too from the link.
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Great looking apples!
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I transplanted 2 crowns of wild elderberry into my field back in January… looks like we will get some berries this year.
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Awesome. I have 3 plants that I hope to bear next year!
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Mine are the same!
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Looks like my bare rooted SC jujubes planted early this year have some blooms, does that mean I may get some fruit this season?
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No really,just a hope. Many Jujubes have hard time to set fruits. It may require another one to pollinate the flowers.
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. Ambrosia Sweet Corn . Seeded on May 17th.