Wildflowers

Most (but not all) of the images and descriptions below are from Wildflowers in Bloom, Horticulture Program,
Texas Agricultural Extension Service


Names in bold italicized indicate wildflowers incorporated into the landscaping at 7550 Nutmeg Drive.

African Daisy 1.0-1.5 April-August full sun, well-drained soil 
Baby Blue Eyes 0.5-1.0 March-May partial shade
Baby's Breath 1.0-1.5 April-August full sun, well drained soil
Bishop's Flower 2.5-3.0 May-August full sun
Bird's Eyes 1.0-1.5 March-May full sun, well drained soil
Black-eyed Susan 2.0-3.0 June-August full sun, most soils
Blanketflower 1.5-2.0 May-September hardy, drought tolerant
Blue Flax 1.0-2.0 May-September full sun, sandy soil
Butterfly Weed 1.0-2.0 June-September full sun, well-drained sandy
California Poppy 1.0-1.5 April-August full sun, sandy soil
Catchfly 1.0-2.0 May-September full to partial
Chicory 2.0-4.0 May-October full sun, well-drained soil
Clasping Coneflower 1.5-2.0 June-September full sun, various soils
Cornflower 2.0-3.0 March-May full sun, various soils
Corn Poppy 2.0-2.5 March-July full to partial, well-drained
Cosmos 2.0-3.0 April-November full sun
Crimson Clover 0.5-1.0 March-May full to partial
Dame's Rocket 2.0-3.0 May-August full to partial
Drummond Phlox 0.5-2.0 April-June full sun, well-drained soil
Dwarf Red Plains Coreopsis 1.0-2.0 April-August full sun, various soils
Evening Primrose 2.0-4.0 May-July full sun, well-drained soils
Five Spot 0.5-1.0 March-May full sun to dappled shade
Gloriosa Daisy 2.0-3.0 June-September full sun
Indian Blanket  (another image) 1.5-2.0 May-September full sun
Indian Paintbrush 1.0-1.5 March-May full sun
Laura Bush Petunia 1.5-2.0 April-first frost full sun, well-drained soil
Lemon Mint 1.0-3.0 May-August full sun
Maltese Cross 2.0-3.0 April-August full sun
Mealy Blue Sage 1.0-2.0 March-November full sun, sandy soil
Mexican Hat 2.0-3.0 June-September full sun, well-drained soil
Missouri Primrose 0.5-1.0 May-September full sun, well-drained soil
Mouse Ear Coreopsis 1.0-1.5 May-July full sun
Moss Verbena 1.0-1.5 March-July full sun
Ox-Eyed Daisy 1.0-2.0 May-July full sun to partial
Plains Coreopsis 1.0-3.0 May-August full sun
Purple Coneflower 2.0-3.0 June-October full sun to partial
Red Corn Poppy 2.0-2.5 March-July full sun to partial
Rocket Larkspur 3.0-4.0 April-September full sun to partial
Scarlet Flax 1.0-2.0 April-September full sun, well-drained soil
Scarlet Sage 1.0-3.0 April-first frost full sun to partial, sandy soil
Shasta Daisy 1.0-3.0 June-July full sun to partial, fertile soil
Showy Primrose      
Spiderwort 1.0-3.0 May-August full sun
Sweet Alyssum 0.6-1.0   full sun to partial, any soil
Tahoka Daisy 1.0-1.5 May-September full sun, sandy soil
Tickseed 2.0-3.0 May-July full sun to partial
Wine Cup 0.5-1.5 February-July full sun, sandy soil
Yellow Yarrow 2.0-3.0 May-November full sun
Yellow Cosmos  2.0-3.0 May-November full sun
         
         

Sources of Seeds, Information, Images

American Meadows. Wildflower Seeds.  Southwestern Mix
Clear Creek Farm and Gardens: Loretta and Kirk Bowers, P.O. Box 89, Beggs, OK 74452. (918) 598-3782. Ccreek@chouteautel.com.
eNature.com Wildflowers  [wildflowers can be searched by shape]
Garden Perennials:  Wayne, NE.
Johnston Seed Company: 319 West Chestnut, Enid, OK; contact at johnseed&johnstonseed.com or
    1-800-375-4613. They provide custom mixes.
Kansas Wildflowers and Grasses (Kansas State University)
Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

Noble Foundation Plant Image Gallery (Noble Foundation, Ardmore, Oklahoma)

Oklahoma Wildflowers: 207 Mulberry, Okeene, OK 73763; contact wildflower@okeene.com or (580) 822-3655.
Native American Seed (Junction, TX).
Red Earth Gardens: Chickasha, OK.  222-2800
Sanctuary Gardens, Inc.: Victoria Gonzales, Blanchard, OK; Specializing in water plants: (405) 485-9557.
StoneBridge Garden Center: Martin Stone, 700 E. Will Rogers Blvd., Claremore, OK 74017; contact
   stonbrdg@busprod.com or (918) 341-1228.
Sunshine Nursery & Arboretum: Steve and Sherry Bieberich, Rt. 1, Box 4030, Clinton, OK 73601; contact (580) 323-6259 or Sunshine.farm@excite.com.
Weeds of Oklahoma (Oklahoma Alfalfa. Oklahoma State University)
Wildseed Farms, Fredricksburg TX
Wild Things Nursery: Marilyn and Ken Stewart, 114 Quail Run, Seminole, 74868. They do not sell directly out of their nursery but they do attend herb shows and markets, including Norman’s. Contact mbs11@prodigy.net or 405-382-8540 for information or plant listing.

Problem Weeds found on the Nutmeg property
 

Name  
Greenbrier, Cat Brier
Field Sandbur
Common Ragweed