Indian Grass
The seed-heads of this native grass sparkles when backlit by sunshine. This is a picture taken in August at the Prairie Garden Trust (PGT).

The seed-heads of this native grass sparkles when backlit by sunshine. This is a picture taken in August at the Prairie Garden Trust (PGT).
It’s cold and snowing outside this morning but in a month Dogwoods will start blooming. I’m ready!
One of my favorite wildflowers. This is a picture taken in June at the Prairie Garden Trust (PGT).
Dogwoods are my favorite flowering tree. The peak time to see their blooms in Missouri is from mid-April to mid-May.
Native grasses can have beautiful colors and texture. This picture was taken in October.
Black Willows are native trees that can be found around the edges of ponds. They tend to look “weedy” and “twiggy” so I usually don’t photograph them, but the snow … Continued
We got about 6-inches of snow yesterday and more is falling. This is Indigo Prairie, just south of the PGT Visitor Center.