Tag: Bluebonnets
Texas Wildflowers; Bluebonnets and Rust
by John Rogers on Mar.28, 2012, under Rural America, Texas, Wildflowers
Last weekend we went on a wildflower quest and drove the country roads east of San Antonio Texas. I believe we may have been just past peak for that area but we did find some nice spots. My favorite was this field with various rusty farm implements surrounded by fields of bluebonnets.
You can see more of my wildflower photos here.
The Wildflowers are Blooming in Texas!
by John Rogers on Mar.24, 2012, under HDR, Travel, Wildflowers
It’s springtime in Texas and it looks like it’s going to be a great season for wildflowers. Last year was pretty dismal due to the extreme drought we are going through. However, lots of February rain is bringing March flowers… You can see more of my wildflower photographs here.
Auburn City limits; Auburn Texas
by John Rogers on May.10, 2010, under Texas, Travel, Wildflowers
South of Ft. Worth Texas,16 miles west of Waxahachie & just down the road from Maypearl lives the Auburn cemetery. That’s pretty much all that remains of the small community that once called this area home. In 1968 the census reported a population of 12. I’m thinking those 12 have probably moved on… All thats left behind is this beautiful little cemetery where the flowers from past generations continue to bloom.
Little Mystery Wildflowers
by John Rogers on Apr.27, 2010, under Texas, Travel, Wildflowers
I was out photographing some of beautiful Texas wildflowers the other day and ran across these tiny white flowers with a nice blue Bluebonnet background. I was trying to find their name but did not have any luck. Any ideas?
