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Explore and celebrate the art of outdoor living in the March/April issue of Austin + San Antonio, available today! Dive into captivating spaces and innovative ideas for creating your perfect outdoor oasis. Pick up your copy today and embrace the alfresco lifestyle.

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ON THE COVER
Photography by

📐 Architect: Ada Corral and Camille Urban Jobe,
🏠 Home Builder: Stacie Rychlik and Shawn Brown,
🌳 Landscape Architecture: David Mahler,

Happy Wildflower Week and happy Friday! Our final wildflower of the day is Tinantia anomala, also known as false dayflower or widow’s tears. This dainty bloom is only found in Texas and in the Mexican state of Durango, and can be spotted on the edges of woodlands and on rocky slopes and ravines.

Happy Wildflower Week and happy Friday! Our final wildflower of the day is Tinantia anomala, also known as false dayflower or widow’s tears. This dainty bloom is only found in Texas and in the Mexican state of Durango, and can be spotted on the edges of woodlands and on rocky slopes and ravines. #nationalwildflowerweek #flowerpowerfriday #wildflowers #nativeplants

Happy Wildflower Week! Our wildflower of the day is Phlox drummondii, or annual phlox. Annual phlox are native to Texas and much of the southeastern United States. These bright, showy blooms usually appear around the same time as bluebonnets in March, and last through June.

Imported to Europe by botanist Thomas Drummond in 1835, this flower quickly grew to become a favorite of gardeners all over the world. The flowers range in color from pink to red, white, peach, or lavender, and attract butterflies.

Happy Wildflower Week! Our wildflower of the day is Phlox drummondii, or annual phlox. Annual phlox are native to Texas and much of the southeastern United States. These bright, showy blooms usually appear around the same time as bluebonnets in March, and last through June. Imported to Europe by botanist Thomas Drummond in 1835, this flower quickly grew to become a favorite of gardeners all over the world. The flowers range in color from pink to red, white, peach, or lavender, and attract butterflies. #nationalwildflowerweek #wildflowers #nativeplants

It’s the first day of National Wildflower Week!
Our flower of the day is Argemone albiflora, commonly known as the Texas prickly poppy or the bluestem prickly poppy.

This lovely annual or biennial flower can be found from east Texas to northern Arkansas and southern Missouri, and in parts of Southern California’s high desert.

Native American peoples, including the Shoshone, Paiute, and Comanche, used many parts of the prickly poppy for external medicinal purposes. Seeds would be crushed to make salves for wounds, the roots could be heated and used for toothaches, and the yellow latex was also used to treat a variety of skin and eye problems.

During WWII, the seeds, which have a very high oil content, were even used to produce an alternative fine lubricant.

Many animals avoid consuming this plant, as parts of it are toxic, but the seeds are valued by quails and doves, and bees are drawn to the flowers.

It’s the first day of National Wildflower Week! Our flower of the day is Argemone albiflora, commonly known as the Texas prickly poppy or the bluestem prickly poppy. This lovely annual or biennial flower can be found from east Texas to northern Arkansas and southern Missouri, and in parts of Southern California’s high desert. Native American peoples, including the Shoshone, Paiute, and Comanche, used many parts of the prickly poppy for external medicinal purposes. Seeds would be crushed to make salves for wounds, the roots could be heated and used for toothaches, and the yellow latex was also used to treat a variety of skin and eye problems. During WWII, the seeds, which have a very high oil content, were even used to produce an alternative fine lubricant. Many animals avoid consuming this plant, as parts of it are toxic, but the seeds are valued by quails and doves, and bees are drawn to the flowers. #nationalwildflowerweek #wildflowers #nativeplants

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