[pbs] wildflower question
Cynthia Mueller
c-mueller at tamu.edu
Mon Jul 3 17:22:42 EDT 2006
Dennis....where do you live? If it's small, it might be a frogfruit
(Phyla nodiflora, if it's in Texas) that looks rather like a lantana,
and is in the same family (Verbenaceae). Good butterfly plant, supports
some caterpillars, too. -Cynthia Mueller
>>> Dennis Kramb <dkramb at badbear.com> 07/03/06 12:54 PM >>>
Forgive me for being OT, but I found a strange wildflower today that
I have no idea what it might be. You folks are SO SMART that I bet
one of you can tell me. :-)
http://www.badbear.com/P7030003.JPG
It's a very small flower on a very small plant, growing alongside a
large stream, on a sandy bank. The flower is probably only about
half an inch across (rough guess).
The only thing that springs to mind is Lantana, but I know it's not
that.
Dennis in Cincinnati
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