| John Euchler Garden by B.R.A.D.S. (located at the Garden Center) | ||||||
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This view shows the Stout Medal Bed on the right. All plants are displayed chronologically from 1950, when the first Stout Medal was presented to present. You can trace the development of the daylily by viewing all of these cultivars. ( This is the AHS's highest award, like the Iris society's Dykes Medal.) Only 1 daylily wins this award each year. | |||||
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| Mass plantings at
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We designed this so people driving by would see mass colors of orange, yellow
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| North Lake Garden Club member; Stella Bennett's garden (Submitted 6/09) | |||||
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| Here's two shots of the Bluebonnets in full bloom | ||
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| Texas Bluebonnets are a wildflower and the state flower of Texas. Earl Morris
brought back some seedlings during a trip to Houston in 2007. That winter, with
Gertrude Fox's blessing, I spread them at the Garden Center but only a few
plants took hold and bloomed the following spring. This spring, however, quite a few bluebonnets appeared. These were either the result of seeds dropped by the mother plant the previous season or slow germinating seeds from the first planting. (Submitted by Earl Morris 5/09)
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| Picture taken by Bobbie Rust at the Garden Center (5/09) | ||
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Siberian
Iris
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| Pictures taken at front of Garden Center | ||
| by Earl Morris (7/09) | ||
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| by Irene Brock (11/10) | ||
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