Thank you, Molly. I was visiting Plano a couple of weeks ago and I found it in a Calloway's there. I had never seen it before.

Omar

What site were those cacti?

Looking good, Omar..................my columbines aren't blooming as yet. I stopped with the calibrachoas a couple of years ago.............grew them as well as petunias for years and then they started going south on me after a couple of months, maybe they have better varieties this year and I will try again as I really love them.

Joey, it was in San Marcos about 2 years ago. They were tearing down a couple of houses and the cacti were on the hellstrip.

Omar

Thank you, Carrie. Yeah, I don't think the calibrachoas will survive winter here, but they sure look good blooming for a long time.

Omar

Omar, how close are those columbines to each other? You may want to save the seeds if they are in the same vicinity and plant them where you can keep a good watch. You will probably get some very interesting colors and shapes.

Thanks for giving us a peek at all your flowers. The weeds are easily overlooked.

Very pretty bloom. And I, too, had never seen this particular oxalis before. Lovely color.

They are very close, Ragna. That's a good idea because I have 3 types together and blooming at the same time. I'll post a picture of the third type later. Ah, my weeds! It's their garden. I want them to be seen (to certain point). It's being a very nice spring and everything is blooming, even the weeds.

Omar

Ragna, here's the other type of columbine I have.

Let's see if they make seeds...

Omar

You'll have some beauties with those combinations!

Omar,

Is your Sunset velvet oxalis perennial or annual for you? I've seen it listed as both.

raestr, it hasn't come back ..yet. I hope it does.

Omar

A wildflower meadow as a front yard instead of a St. Augustinegrass lawn — proof that our species is making progress.