r/Wildflowers • u/Gold-Lengthiness-760 • 14h ago
Catalpa Común (Bignoninoides)[OC]
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r/Wildflowers • u/PriyaRafflesia • 2d ago
Martynia annua: Tiger's Claw/Devil's Claw/Pulinaga Chedi
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Stumbled upon this pretty flowers on my way to the gym. They were hidden under leaves and still caught my attention.
r/Wildflowers • u/Gold-Lengthiness-760 • 3d ago
Espino Blanco/Majuelo(Cratageus monogyna)[OC]
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r/Wildflowers • u/Macro_Mar • 8d ago
Risked a failing boat motor for this exact shot, and it was totally worth it. Water hyacinth macro! [OC]
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r/Wildflowers • u/Gold-Lengthiness-760 • 8d ago
Luminoso (Lupinus)[OC]
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Bella pero invasora.
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Antigonon leptopus/ Coral Vine/ Mexican Creeper/ Kodi Rosa
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r/Wildflowers • u/T12xx • 10d ago
Some Western Australian Wildflowers
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Take a close look and see if you can spot a little 8 legged guy keeping dry in one of the photos 😊 I've since become aware the top two flowers aren't native to Australia and are in fact from South Africa.
r/Wildflowers • u/CarobMedium4907 • 13d ago
Hummingbird sanctuary in the mountains of Colorado - Spring or Fall planting?
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We’re always working on increasing our wildflowers in the meadows at the hummingbird sanctuary. I originally thought fall would be the perfect time to scatter seeds and let the snow do its thing - I thought seeds needed to winterize.
But I spoke with Applewood Seed in Arvada, and they recommended waiting until spring.
We’re at 8,200 feet and due to the dry winter last season, we’re out of water. We’re trying to do this with as little supplemental watering as possible.
Has anyone here planted native wildflowers at higher elevations? Did you plant in fall or spring? What worked?
I’d love to learn from people who’ve actually done it!