It was quite pleasant here in Bluff Country the last few
weeks, so Mrs. T., Lily and I had been
starting our nature hikes earlier and earlier each day. We had headed out a half hour west onto the
flat land of the tall grass (Big Bluestem) prairie at Lake Louise. The state park was all to ourselves.
Lily on the trail amongst the early sunflowers...
The neat thing about all of this is that from midsummer
until November the colorfull palette changes as new flowers and different
combinations make their appearance. I'll go back often to watch this amazing
showg ago stretched all the way to the Rocky Mountains. Come on along and
enjoy.
All photographs taken in Mother Natures Garden......
Wonderful! Thank you so much for taking me along on your wildflower hunt. :-)
ReplyDeleteYou know your plants. Geat photo. Keep on taking your nature walks.
ReplyDeleteOh my-the flowers are spectacular!
ReplyDeleteI love to get out early--it always means a peaceful time to enjoy nature fully. Have a great week, you two!
The wildflowers are wonderful as are their surroundings. I envy you being able to take Lily for a nature walk.
ReplyDeleteWonder why it's called Gray Coneflower, when it's yellow? You can tell I'm not a plant person.
ReplyDeleteAlthough I LOVE admiring them!
DeleteWould be great to visit in person, but thanks for the photos.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful wildflowers in your area; We have the Joe Pye weed here --but I had never known the name... thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteLove Sunflowers. We recently visited Biltmore (Asheville, NC) and saw lots and lots of sunflowers.... GORGEOUS..
Glad you are out hiking... It's still hotter than blue blazes here in TN --so we won't start our early morning hike again for awhile... I am SO ready for Fall.
Hugs,
Betsy
What amazing wildflowers you have to stroll among. The butterfly weed is my favorite. I've tried to grow it several times but is seems to prefer ditches and unmanicured areas.
ReplyDeleteLove them wildflowers! Lucky you.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful display. And nice to have it all to yourselves in the early morning.
ReplyDeleteYou're fortunate to have a place to walk with such ever-changing beauty. The wildflowers are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I have many of those "wildflowers" in my garden. They do well with little watering...if any.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful walk through the wildflowers! Lily and Mrs T are looking good! :)
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