
As you can see, the Tandy Hills Wildflowers are doing a good job of it. I don't recollect the Prairie being quite this lush and green before. A big benefit of a wet Fall and Winter. I guess.
And just in time for Saturday's 2010 Prairie Fest.
The current weather forecast is casting a little potential cloud over Saturday's Big Event.
A really big, really strong weather system is advancing from the West. It is due to potentially hit the Tandy Hills on Friday, with the storming ending by Saturday morning.

I saw a new Wildflower today that was not coloring up the Tandy Hills. Due to being white. Is white a color? I guess it is. Well, actually it was predominantly white, with a pink center. This Wildflower looked sort of like a miniature tulip.
So, while awaiting proper identification, I am calling this Wildflower a Tandy Tulip.
1 comment:
That's a Winecup. In this case, Chablis. Tandy Hills also has pink and purple.
Pray hard for No Rain!
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