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Tag Archives: locoweed

Astragulus

summer, trees and plants, wildflowersBy Andrea JonesJuly 28, 20192 Comments

Friends, the month of July is running out of days faster than I am running out of flowers to post. Here, then, is a sampling of the flowers from the Astragulus genus. By sharing them as a group, I’m able to show you more of the floral abundance and variety, whilst avoiding any pretense of…

Lambert’s Locoweed

summer, trees and plants, wildflowersBy Andrea JonesJuly 19, 20196 Comments

While Silky locoweed blooms early, with thick clusters of white and palest lavender flowers, this Oxytropis blooms later and louder, and with slightly more airy spacing between the flower spikes.

Silky Locoweed

color, trees and plants, wildflowersBy Andrea JonesJuly 5, 20192 Comments

This white form of locoweed tends to bloom early. Most of it has set set seed in our area already, but those plants still flowering are popular. Oxytropis sericea Same bumblebee here (it worked over a cluster of plants quite thoroughly while I watched), in a picture that shows the sage-gray plant.

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