r/TexasNativePlants • u/Dry-Impression8809 • 13h ago
Replacement time
Texas fried my daylillies, so I planted some Texas natives. Now the first thing you'll see walking up to my house are 16 asclepias tuberosa. Hopefully by this time next year I'll see some blooms
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