Texas wildflowers – Castilleja indivisa Engelm

I always look forward to spring in the Texas hill country.  Bluebonnets, Gaillardia, primroses, paintbrushes and so many more.  As we were driving along a rural road I spotted a yellow flower standing among hundreds of Scarlet Paintbrushes.  It was a first for me.  I had to go back and see if it was actually a yellow variation of the flower.  I was pleasantly surprised to find that it was and that there were several scattered throughout the area.

Yellow paintbrush in midst of red

 

Yellow paint brush close up

Castilleja indivisa Engelm.

For more information about this wildflower and many others click the link below.  They are an amazing resource.

www.wildflowers.org

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