I actually started most from seed but here are a few that are blooming in my garden.

Firewheel

Salvia greggii


Blackfoot Daisy


Four Nerve Daisy


Gaura

Gulf Coast Penstemon


Cedar Sage


Blue Eyed Grass


Chocolate daisy


Monarda punctata

Pigeon Berry

Pink Mint


Phlox pilosa

Snake herb


Helenium amarum


Standing Cypress




Texas Betony


Venus Looking Glass


Wright's skullcap

Wow! that is a amazing collection, congratulations on all those wonderful plants

Thank you Josephine! My family loves the standing cypress and I've seen a couple of hummingbirds visiting it.
Oh and I forgot one of my favorite plants, Mexican Hat.

I love the Standing Cypress too, but unfortunately have never had any luck with it.
However the Mexican hats do great for me here and I love them as well, as a matter of fact I love all of them they are all so beautiful!!

I wonder why standing cypress doesn't thrive in your garden? I was afraid it wouldn't do well in my garden because I have them in clay soil that's rarely amended. I wasn't expecting them to bloom either because I started the seeds last fall and I thought they needed at least a year to bloom.

I've been pulling up Mexican hat seedlings and transplanting them to other parts of my garden. I'm trying to growth the solid yellow variety but so far the seedlings are tiny.

Oh and thank you @frostweed and @lovemyhouse for the thumbs up and acorns.

You are welcome Cameron.

@GrammaChar thank you for the thumbs up as well.

Very, very pretty, Cameron @TexasPlumeria87.

I've got to get some standing cypress and betony. I have monarda for several years and it's multiplied but it's never bloom???
Just collected seeds of Herberia...interested?

Thanks Betsy!
The betony has still been in bloom which is why I haven't taken cuttings yet but I'll root some as soon as possible or look for seeds again. I'll save some standing cypress seeds for you too, right now there are tons of green immature seed pods. How much sun is your monarda getting? Is it the same one as mine or the one with red or purple blooms? What seeds have you collected?

What a GREAT collection? Just curious...where are your Cedar Sage and Pigeonberry planted? Mine are doing "ok" but haven't really bloomed out much yet

My Pigeonberry does great in semi-shade.

ricelg said:What a GREAT collection? Just curious...where are your Cedar Sage and Pigeonberry planted? Mine are doing "ok" but haven't really bloomed out much yet

Thanks Larry! I have the cedar sage in dappled shade under my cedar trees. My pigeonberries are also in dappled shade too. It took my cedar sages a year to finally take off and I'm hoping I have even more next year?

I have some new blooms

Coral honeysuckle


Seed grown Maximilian sunflower


Seed grown Pitcher sage



Zexmenia



Texas Star hibiscus


Texas Sage


Clematis pitcherii


Frog Fruit


John Fanick Phlox

Wow! you sure have a lot of gorgeous flowers!

TexasPlumeria87 said:

Thanks Larry! I have the cedar sage in dappled shade under my cedar trees. My pigeonberries are also in dappled shade too. It took my cedar sages a year to finally take off and I'm hoping I have even more next year?

That's good to know about the year to take off. I planted 3 or 4 in some dappled shade under my junipers and they haven't really grown much or busted out. Maybe next year, like yours? My pigeon berries are in near complete shade and again, in year 1, they've just kind of held their own.

@TexasPlumeria87 - nice blooms, especially on the Cenizos! The deer have nibbled at my coral honeysuckle planting this spring and it looks awful :(

How much Frog Fruit do you have and where are you using it?

@frostweed Thank you! With all the flowers and pollinators my garden seems more alive this year.

@ricelg Hopefully your cedar sages will take off next year? I think mine dropped a few seeds in the area so I hope I see little sprouts? My pigeonberries are still small even the one I transplanted from the tree line last year is small but it has two bloom clusters on it.

Thanks too on the compliments. I hope your coral honeysuckle returns. I don't have any deer in my area thankfully, I rarely see rabbits too. I got the frog fruit a couple of months ago. I got it from a nursery and it was originally in a 4 inch pot but I moved it to a gallon container until I plant it in Fall.

Oh and I'm thinking of planting the frog fruit around my banana plants or possibly an area by my air conditioner.

My liatris mucronatas are blooming now. Soon I'll also have flowers on my aromatic asters.