Wayne Wendel's Photography
Texas is so big and has such a vast stretch of land that wildflowers are growing year round somewhere in the state. Take a drive through the Texas Hill Country or Washington County and you'll see why the Bluebonnet is the state flower. But bluebonnets are just a start. On any farm or ranch road you'll see a wide variety of wildflowers. I hope you enjoy the gallery.
Texas Sage
aka: Texas Ranger or Silverleaf
An October rain caused the sage in Uvalde County to bloom out. This blooming sage was along Highway 55 north of Uvalde, TX.
aka: Texas Ranger or Silverleaf
An October rain caused the sage in Uvalde County to bloom out. This blooming sage was along Highway 55 north of Uvalde, TX.
Texas Sage
aka: Texas Ranger or Silverleaf
An October rain caused the sage in Uvalde County to bloom out. This blooming sage was along Highway 55 north of Uvalde, TX.
aka: Texas Ranger or Silverleaf
An October rain caused the sage in Uvalde County to bloom out. This blooming sage was along Highway 55 north of Uvalde, TX.
