4:46 PM
Many of those green weeds that fill our old fields all summer are finally bursting out in color. There are probably more species blooming now than during the coveted spring wildflower season, but late summer is usually much hotter than spring and many of the species (especially the darned asters) are difficult to identify. I guess that’s why there aren’t many late summer wildflower walks. Still, there are some great color displays happening right now. I hope you get a chance to go see some of them during this reprieve from the heat!
A field of ironweed blowing in the breeze
Bull thistle in bloom
A dandelion bloom at sunset
A trail lined with Ozark beggar's ticks in The Parklands of Floyds Fork
4 comments:
The dandelion photo is great. I enjoy reading all the blog entries.
Hey Travis, nice post! I'll have to update with some of the fall flowers I've been seeing!
Love the trail with flowers at Floyds Fork. I was just there yesterday, but didn't see anything near as beautiful! Mind sharing where it was?
Love your dandelion at sunset photo!
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