At a running training event at Runners Ranch run by IAAP
This observation is a hardy ground hugging vine with white flowers. It grows near the concrete sidewalk, in a scalped open "lawn" that has mostly dying turf. Still wildflower vines have emerged and are blooming and seeding. The leaves are narrow and dark blue green and hairy.
This observation is a wildflower growing in the open grassy area of the San Fernando III Cemetery. Despite the drought and the mowing, the buffalo grass is surviving and volunteer wildflowers are growing above the height of the grass. Here the plant has narrow upright stems and the pink delicate bloom is at the top of the stem. I do not know this plant, but the Taxon suggests Pink.
Confident it’s a passiflora, but the red fruit (starts green and becomes red) is not consistent with P. Incarnata or P. foetida. The leaves are very hairy which is not consistent with P. Ciliata.
Boerne City Lake
James Kiehl River Bend Park
vacant lot
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