A few fall / 'winter' blooms
leelu
11 years ago
I've got a lot of things going on and haven't been able to get out and weed and mulch like normal. Still, the bluebonnet seedlings are going a little crazy in some areas! I was able to sneak out and transplant some where I WANTED them to be. They seem to be surviving the warm/cool craziness that is going on in the Houston area.
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