Showing posts with label butterfly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label butterfly. Show all posts

18 Apr 2007

Flower Fest - P for Phlox subulata

swallowtail butterfly feasts on the nectar


Phlox subulata is a low growing plant with tiny needle like leaves that stay green throughout the year. In spring, during the bloom period, the flowers take over and form a spectacular colorful carpet.

creeping all over the slope

It spreads wild if allowed space, thus earning the name creeping phlox. The plant comes in a few different colors and when planted next to each other it makes an attractive sight. They are native to the eastern United States.
I found it planted on a slope near a State Park on one of my Saturday morning hikes.

This is my entry for P at Flower Fest - The A - Z of Flowers









Tags: Flower Fest

4 Apr 2007

'Tis the season for Butterflies!

Monarch Butterfly on a Butterfly Bush