Mule's Ears



still bloom in a few shady spots.

The Large Patch



of Mule's Ears down the hill.

Mule's Ears



growing in small groves and still blooming.

Mule's Ears



Large, yellow and of the daisy family, the Mule's Ears bloom late and long.

Mule's Ears



A few plants have become a grove beginning to bloom.

Mule's Ears



From the daisy family, growing in sight of the house.

Spring Finale



As summer begins, Mule's Ears of the Daisy family, one of the last flowers standing.

Mule's Ears

Growing and about to bloom.

Mule's Ears



A whole patch coming up in the same place as last year.

Spring Awakening




Wyethia ovata, aka Mule's Ears, shows up.

The Last Bloom



Great to see these from my window. They are so large in scale with intricate centers and insects swarming over them.

Patch of Mule's Ears



These all look healthy now that they're protected from the cattle. A manzanita is casting the shadow.

Mule's Ears



Wyethia Amplexicaulis, one of the late bloomers of the Asteraceae (Daisy) family. This is part of the growing grove in the back yard.

Mule's Ears



Wyethia Ovata or Mule's Ears of the sunflower family prepare to bloom. A large patch grows down the hill from the house.