Texas Bluebonnets, Every Last One of Them
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» greggpasterick - Re: Texas Bluebonnets
In response to Texas Bluebonnets posted by JButler:Hi Joy,
glad ya enjoyed the article. I figured Texans to be my toughest crowd on this one: so far, so good!
My wife and I are hoping to catch the tail end of this year's show in April. We will be taking the long way around from Ohio to a summer job in Montana, hoping for lots of wildflowers and warblers in TX, NM, AZ, CA and the Pacific NW...
I don't know if you'd be interested ... I have started a Wildflowers of North America group/list. So far there ar ten of us on it, one an internet friend from down on the Rio Grande! THe rest are all in the midwest ... with me soon to be in MT ... and we're really hopin' to get folks from all over the country to join. It yer interested, lemme know and I'll add ya ... or if ya know anyone else whom might be interested, let them know about it.
Thanks ...
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» greggpasterick - Re: Hope you make it to
In response to Hope you make it to posted by jerrib:...I realized the other day, if we are too late to TX this year for peak bluebonnet bloom, we will hit the CA coast at the right time for peaking bloom of the yellow bush lupine...
There's always something somewhere, I guess. Say, what will eastern WA be doing around the end of the April? Last year, we hit the Columbia River in the middle of the state during the first week of May and the wildflowers were blooming mightily...
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