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Zinnia Grandiflora a golden beauty 
Yellow Prairie Coneflower conical cutie

Xerophilous plants designed to survive
Waterlily attached to bottom soil to stay alive

Venus Fly Trap grows wild in marshes
Ulmus grows wild along with birches

Texas Bluebonnet cover fields with hyacinth like joy
Shasta Daisy white and yellow who could ask for more

Rocket Larkspur projecting a backwards spur
Queen Anne's Lace root add to pot and stir

Purple Coneflower helps strengthen the immune system
Oriental Poppies held captive by morn's dew glisten

Nasturtium are symbols of conquest or of charity
Maximilian"s Sunflower withstands weather's serverity

Lemon Balm Mint lovely the citrus scent
Kalmia Carolina reaches to mountain ascent

Johnny Jump-Up a delightful surprise
Indian Blanket Flower a short lived prize

Hollyhock short-lived six to eight foot beauties
Globe Gilia blue clover-like cuties

Foxglove's foxy tubular but poisonous flowers
Evening Primrose has been used for food and medicinal powers

Desert-Marigold a blessing and curse 
Chocolate Cosmos fills the air wth scents to nurse

Black-Eyed Susan Rudbeckia a delightful fall addition
Annual Baby's Breath to end a southern garden tradition

Inspired by John Lawless' contest First Ever ZYX Contest
Written: October 10, 2015

A mixture of wildflowers and  other flowers and ideas..

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