Texas Bluebonnets

We saw many fields like this. We were told that this was not a good year for bluebonnts.


We saw many fields like this. We were told that this was not a good year for bluebonnts.
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   Sacky  From Tasmania
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I just answered my previous question. Now a new one - are they cultivated or wild? I can see I'll have to research this.
26/Apr/13 6:22 AM
   HalT  From S Carolina
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They're wild, Sacky.
26/Apr/13 6:31 AM
   Kathy  From Valrico, Florida, USA
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Wow - very pretty. Can't imagine a good year could look much better than this!
26/Apr/13 8:32 AM
   Peter  From 42ยบ South
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Awesome (sorry Fiona)!

Hal, in Aus we have a purple weed that covers large areas called Patterson's Curse. It is especially dangerous for horses if they eat it.

Are these Bluebonnets edible for farm/wild animals?
26/Apr/13 10:11 AM
   HalT  From S Carolina
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Peter - No!
26/Apr/13 12:41 PM
   Sue  From OK    Supporting Member
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Hal, I never saw a field of Bluebonnets like this on our way down, all I saw were small patches. Good to see such a field.
27/Apr/13 5:13 AM
   Kathy  From Maryland/USA    Supporting Member
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Oops! Spoke too soon on the previous photo. Well, you can see I was telling the truth! lol
02/May/13 6:35 AM
   Kate  From Sydney    Supporting Member
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Wonderful!!
18/Jul/13 2:35 PM
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