Coneflowers like Color Coded, One in a Melon creates a wild kingdom in miniature. Here is a small Green Anole on the front flower is carefully watching a small Whirlabout skipper butterfly on the coneflower in the back.
Photo by Norman Winter
This dark form female Eastern Tiger swallowtail butterfly creates the perfect contrast as she feeds on the Color Coded, One in a Melon coneflower which makes its debut in 2023.
Photos by Norman Winter
This Cloudless Sulphur butterfly creates nature’s version of the monochromatic color scheme as it feeds on Color Coded, One in a Melon coneflower.
The first instant I saw the coneflower, I thought it was one in a million with its giant five-inch-plus golden blooms that at first reminded me of a gloriosa daisy. I am talking about the new Color Coded One in a Melon coneflower making its debut next year. Last week I told you about the new Double Coded or double coneflowers Butter Pecan and Raspberry Beret, but this week, at The Garden Guy’s house, the wild kingdom is being played out on the Color Coded One in a Melon plants.
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Above, Texas State redshirt sophmore running back Calvin Hill runs through an FIU defender during Saturday's 41-21 win inside Bobcat Stadium. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
Texas State rose off the mat Saturday night.
Photo by Gerald Castillo
Texas State won the physicality battle they’d been honing in on leading up to the ‘Cats’ 41-12 rout of Florida International (FIU).
Photo by Gerald Castillo
Following a three set sweep Friday morning, Texas State tried to continue the momentum against Ole Miss in its second match of the Bobcat Invitational.
Photo by Lance Winter
In a top 25 showdown between heated rivals to kick off District 13-4A play, it was the Texans coming out on top to defend their district crown.
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