Texas is blessed to have the bluebonnet has its state flower. Its not quite bluebonnet season, but there are patches popping up all over. They grow wild along highways all over the state. This is in Terrell next to Highway 34.
The Terrell Tribune has a bluebonnet gallery that shows you why the bluebonnet is loved so much. Be sure to check out the rest of the Tribunes website while there, they have revamped it and it is very user friendly.
Dont forget the Annual Terrell Heritage Jubilee is 19th and 20th. The carnival starts Wednesday.





20 comments:
Wish we could grow bluebonnets here! Texas really has a variety of colorful wildflowers.
Spring is here, we see more colours in blogs. Love these flowers. :)
I bet that looks real pretty in the feilds and along roadsides. MB
How pretty!
Very pretty. What do they smell like?
I've been seeing and photographing them not knowing what they are called...Thanks for letting me know! Reall a pretty sight when they are colorfully occupying a big space! =)
These are wonderful pictures...but have you noticed that the bluebonnets are much smaller this year? I remember them bigger years ago.
Am so pleased to see this. I'd heard of bluebonnets but had never seen one. What an amazing blue they are and how pretty. Lovely photo, Jim.
Looks like it's finally spring! HooRay!!!
I thought blue bonnet was a margarine;) They are a nice colour of blue.
Hey, Jim. Love to see those bluebonnets. Miss them every spring. Thanks for sharing.
Those are just beautiful! My DH went to school in TX and talks about these often. I'll have to see them in person sometime.
Lovely blue bonnets. like a carpet of blue!
They are very pretty!
I'll trade you a sunflower for a bluebonnet! They are beautiful, and add such a nice splash of color to the Texas landscape.
Oh boy, oh boy! Do I love me some photos of bluebonnets in fields! Thanks, Jim.
very pretty!
Very pretty photo!
My mom lived around El Campo and they had a lot of bluebonnets there. This is a nice shot of that beautiful blue color.
Beautiful! I can't believe I've lived in Texas for a total of 4 years now and haven't taken one picture of the bluebonnets!
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