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El Camino Real Chapter of the Texas Master Naturalist Program The Nature of Milam County Resource Book Moisture – low, moist, dry, semi-arid. Wildflower Name Growth – Fast growing, slow. Family – Juglandaceae illinoinensis Bloom – In late summer to fall, April to July, every other year, ever blooming, spring only, in spring and fall only. Genus/Species – Also list: Plant in the wild or Culton. Colors – White, yellow, red, blue/purple. Form – Upright, ground cover. Polination Source – Bee, hummingbird, fly, airborne. Additional Description – List anything missing from this form on this plant. Include additional picture – of the seed , leaves.. Photo by Debbi Harris Photo by Debbi Harrris Common Names – Pronunciation – Plant Type – Annual, Perennial, Biennial, Annual/Perennial, Succulent Height – 9-12”, 3-6’ tall. Width – 9-12”, 3’ spread tall. Soil Type – Alkaline, acidic, sandy, loam, clay, black, moist, dry, rocky. Light – Shade, part shade, full sun. Dormant – in winter, in summer. Updated March 21, 2011 by (your name) Leaves/Petal – Describe leaves and petals: are alternate and pinnate with 9–17 leaflets, course. They are finely serrated and often curves….The leaves & petals are a perfect 2nd picture to include as a close up. Maintenance – remove spent blossoms, deadhead, prune to the 6th leave, cut back in spring/fall, trim back 1/3 of plant. Propagation – List when to propagate and how: keep seeds in the head of the flower until completely dried out, then shake off and store in a paper bag. Plant in fall… layering, , cuttings, root division, spores. . . Wildlife value – Attracts birds, butterflies, pollinators, hummingbirds, deer… Page 1 of 2 El Camino Real Chapter of the Texas Master Naturalist Program The Nature of Milam County Resource Book Diseases – List.. Black rot, mildew, none serious… Pests – List: Aphids, ants, very few deer resistant…. Additional Information – List anything you find useful to know that is not listed elsewhere. Legends & Folklore – Any know information listed here…. Photo by Debbi Harris Sample of Resource (Bibliography) Section: Each page must note where you received your resource information to create your page. Here is some examples: Wildflower Resource Section Resource Title Author(s) ISBN Native Texas Plants S. Wasowski / A. Wasowski 089123-077-7 Websites: http://www.hornedlizards.org Wikipedia Updated March 21, 2011 by (your name) Page 2 of 2