Posted by: Sandy Steinman | April 5, 2013

Texas Hill Country Wildflower Report 4/5/13

Gary Regner Photography had the following wildflower update for Texas Hill Country

Most of central Texas received some much needed rain this week, with rain totals anywhere from around 1 inch to over 4 inches. In Austin, new wildflowers are already popping up everywhere. Bluebonnets seem to be exploding from nowhere. At least there is now hope for some decent wildflowers displays in the Hill Country, if not bluebonnets, then the late spring wildflowers such as coreopsis and firewheels.

See older reports at Texas Wildflower Sightings Report : Texas Wildflower and Bluebonnet Hot Spots and Pictures by Gary Regner Photography.

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