Showing posts with label Dakota Verbena. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dakota Verbena. Show all posts

Saturday, July 2, 2016

7/2/16

I am working on a project for this site where I will have pages of Kansas Wildflowers I have seen and photographed over the years to be used as reference guides.  I am working on separating them out by color to make what people are looking for easier.  A good number of the images are ones I have never shared before.  I am doing this because it's more to see what the flowers look like than being as artistic as some images of them I have shared.  This is one of the flowers I have worked on.  This is Dakota Verbena and is usually more of a spring type wildflower but there is an area on Konza Prairie where this grows year round.


Friday, October 23, 2015

10/23/15

Well that was such a worthwhile 100% chance of rain we had.  Didn't even wet down the whole deck on the house.  Sigh.  We haven't had a decent rain since, what, early September?  It's been so long I can't even remember the last time.  Anyway, today's photo I decided on a nice pop of purple color.  This is Dakota Verbena growing on Konza Prairie that I shot quite a while back.  This wildflower is usually a Spring variety but there is an area on a hill out on the Konza where you can find this blooming almost all through the warm season.  It doesn't grow very tall there but is almost a constant bloomer and a nice spot of color when everything else is turning brown.