The summer garden is gaining height every week. Many spring wildflowers are finished blooming and setting seed. Summer stars like red-flowered Texas Hibiscus, Gallardia, Partridge Pea, and Rudbeckia texana are blooming, Prairie Blazing Star/Liatris pychostachya is getting taller, and Passion Vine and Yellow Indigo are producing fruit/seed. Many plants are labeled, informative signage is out and brochures are stocked. The picnic tables and arbors offer a quiet place to contemplate the summer prairie garden. Thank you to all of the volunteers who put in many hours monthly for upkeep!
Yellow Wild Indigo June 12, 2019 Seabourne Creek Nature Park Prairie Garden Photo by TMN Kimberly Farou
Partridge Pea June 12, 2019 Seabourne Creek Nature Park Photo by TMN Kimberly Farou
Bee Balm/Monarda June 12, 2019 Seabourne Creek Nature Park Prairie Garden Photo by TMN Kimberly Farou
House for native bees June 12, 2019 Seabourne Creek Nature Park Prairie Garden Photo by TMN Kimberly Farou
Seabourne Creek Nature Park Prairie Garden June 12, 2019 Photo by TMN Kimberly Farou
Passion Vine 6.12.19 Seabourne Creek Nature Park Prairie Garden Photo by Kimberly Farou
Passion vine fruit June 12, 2019 Seabourne Creek Nature Park Prairie Garden Photo by TMN Kimberly Farou
Liatris pychostachya or Prairie Blazing Star 6.12.19 Seabourne Creek Nature Park Prairie Garden Photo by TMN Kimberly Farou
Rudbeckia texana June 12, 2019 Seabourne Creek Nature Park Prairie Garden Photo by Kimberly
