Gray-headed Coneflower, Pinnate Prairie ConeflowerRatibida pinnata
Perennial - Aster Family
Beautiful, tall native coneflower that does well in the garden. Reseeds in the right conditions. | Herbstonne or Autumn Sun, Green Eyed ConeflowerCulitvar - Asteraceae
A very reliable clump forming perennial with dark green deeply cut foliage at the base. The green-eyed coneflowers bloom on 4-6' sturdy stems all summer long. Dead head flowers for blooms well into fall. Disease and pest resistant. | Texas Frogfruit, Turkey Tangle Fogfruit, FrogfruitPhyla nodiflora
Perennial - Verbena Family
Excellent ground cover, in a container or rock garden. Spreads vigorously. Easily propagated by cuttings. Larval host for Phaon Crescentspot, Buckeye, and White Peacock butterflies. | 4356568Chocolate Daisy, Lyreleaf GreeneyesBerlandiera lyrata
Perennial - Aster Family
Beautiful perennial flower for our area. Native to the dry, rocky limestone soils in the Texas panhandle. Needs well-drained sandy loam soil. Seeds adnd plants are commercially available. |
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Blue Sea HollyEryngium planum
Perennial - Carrot Family
This is a stunning flower in the garden and comes back each year. It will reseed but has not gotten out of control in our gardens. Leavenworth's Eryngo/False Purple Thistle is the Texas native. | Mealy Blue Sage, Mealy Sage, Mealycup SageSalvia farinacea
Perennial - Mint Family
Reliable native plant that is beautiful in the garden. Easy to shape if you like a more tailored look. Will reseed and pop up in other places, Very easy to transplant and/or divide. Commercially available. | Maximilian SunflowerHelianthus maximiliani
Perennial - Aster Family
This is the ultimate fall blooming native flowering plant. Works great in the garden, but will need sturdy support. Seeds and roots are available commercially. | Spotted BeebalmMonarda punctata
Perennial - Mint Family
This delightful wildflower does well in the garden. Don't be surprised to find it roaming in other places. It's easy to transplant when young. |
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Stiff Greenthread, GreenthreadThelesperma filifolium
Annual - Aster Family
One of the most fascinating wildflowers. They grow in all soil types here and colonize on the most trampled trail at our place. Easy to grow from seed all you need is a packet and you will have more than you need for years to come. Seeds are commerically available. | Awnless Bush Sunflower, Bush SunflowerSimsia calva
Perennial - Aster Family
Outstanding flower for the landscape or natural setting. Very easy to grow from seed and will bloom well into fall. They will naturalize over your property. One of the best during droughts. Great for all pollinators. | Purple Prairie VerbenaGlandularia bipinnatifida
Annual, Perennial - Verbena Family
Beautiful plant and flower. Mostly trailing on our land. Works very well in the landscape setting and acts as a perennial for us when it gets more care. On the prairie it is an annual. Easy to tranplant. | Engelmann's DaisyEngelmannia peristenia
Perennial - Aster Family
A cheerful wildflower for the landscape with beautiful leaves. Might be hard to transplant because of the tap root. Very easy to grow from seed. Plants and seeds are commercially available. |
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Western IronweedVernonia baldwinii
Perennial - Aster Family
This plant is a volunteer in our landscape. Grows tall fast and blooms in summer. Seeds are commercially available. | Horseherb, Straggler DaisyCalyptocarpus vialis
Perennial - Aster Family
Very popular native ground cover for dappled shady areas. This wonderful ground cover is natuarlizing under our oak trees at a rapid pace. Very easy to transplant. Plants are commercially available. | Pincushion DaisyGaillardia suavis
Perennial - Aster Family
This was a vacant lot resuce 6 years ago and they are doing well in the garden. They lasted through the recent droughts and extreme heat. Readly reseeds. The link takes you to more information and a reliable seed source. Plants and seeds are commercially available. | Lanceleaf Blanketflower, Prairie GaillardiaGaillardia aestivalis
Perennial - Aster Family
Seed sources are plentiful online. The plants in the photo were rescued from the roadside. They did not come back after the 2022 drought and heat. We reseeded this garden with the saved seeds. Seed and plants are commercially available. Some plants are available online in yellow and purple varieties. |
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