Bluebonnets across North Texas
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Eye candy as far as the eyes can see. Photo: Courtesy of Nikhil Labhsetwar.
Last week, we asked Axios Dallas readers to share their favorite bluebonnet pictures.
- It's apparent you love our state flower as much as we do.
Nikhil Labhsetwar drove to Ennis to see bluebonnets and captured this glamour shot of cattle.
- "We followed the country route recommended by the Ennis Welcome Center. They were incredibly helpful and shared a lot of details on the best way to explore the countryside and see the bluebonnets," Nikhil says.
Gabby Cruz-Guajardo says this is her favorite photo of her son, who has an excellent sense of style already.
Marianne Lanphier spread bluebonnet seeds by her house a few years ago and gets to enjoy this view every year.
Dallas Arboretum CEO Sabina Carr used to oversee the San Antonio Botanical Garden, where she fell in love with maroon bluebonnets developed by Texas A&M AgriLife.
- "They made very tasty honey from our bee hives that feasted on these unusually colored bonnets," Sabina tells Axios.
The bottom line: Thanks to everyone who sent in a photo for this mid-week pick-me-up.