Black-eyed Susan (Texas native wildflower) is stunning when planted enmasse. The plant has bright yellow, daisy-like flowers, is drought-tolerant and attracts butterflies (courtesy: lawnstarter.com).
Our spring season is off to a wonderful start with warm and pleasant weather, including enough rainfall to satisfy plants’ moisture requirements. Lawns are becoming ‘green’ again (ours has a few too many weeds), trees are sprouting leaves (while delivering copious amounts of pollen), while shrubs and perennials are showing initial signs of growth by peeking out of the soil.
