Purple Verbena Long Sleeve T-Shirts

“Closeup of Purple Verbena Digital watercolor Coachella Valley Wildlife Preserve” Post processed to give this photograph an appearance of a watercolor painting. I used my original photo with several layers filters and my own technique. Photograph taken at the Coachella Valley Wildlife Preserve April 2019. This preserve is located on a large desert oasis fed by springs penetrating through the San Andreas Fault line.

Flowers of Verbena Aztec Dark Pink Magic = 'Balazdapima' from the Aztec Series.

Every year, spring in Texas is marked by glorious displays of wildflowers on many roadsides, thanks in part to Lady Bird Johnson's dedication to beautifying the state. Here, purple Prairie Verbena and pink Evening Primrose cover a grassy bank.

Love Verbena

Canon Rebel T3i Gently rounded clusters of bilaterally symmetrical pink, lavender, or purple flowers bloom atop stems with highly divided leaves. The Spanish name, Moradilla, comes from morado (“purple”) and means “little purple one.” This plant often forms brilliant displays of pink or light purple, covering acres of ground. It is a variable complex, with some plants tall and pink-flowered, others more matted and with lavender or purple flowers; the two forms are usually found in separate areas. The genus Glandularia is closely related to Verbena, differing conspicuously in its round-topped clusters of showy flowers; in some references, this species is listed as Verbena ambrosifolia. Wilmington, North Carolina USA Thank you for...

lovely summer flowers display

A montage of multiple, eye-catching blooms is the subject of the design used for this set of cards. Featured flowers include: - upper left: Magenta Verbena - mid left: Miniature Spider Flowers - lower left: Hot Pink Vinca Minor - center: Crimson Hollyhock - upper right: Deep Pink Yarrow - mid right: Deep Pink Dianthus - lower right: Purple Verbena All flowers photographed in a garden situated along the shoreline of Lake Ontario (one of the Great Lakes).

Spring is in the air! Selective Focus of a clump of purple Verbena flowers with orange flowers in the background, by Nalinne Jones.

A close study of a few rain soaked Violets