Mexican Hat
Mexican Hat is the name of this Texas wildflower
Red Mexican Hat
Botanical name: Ratibida columnaris (Asteraceae) Description A robust, drought tolerant annual to perennial variety native to the mid-west and has naturalized throughout North America. The characteristic white, cone-shaped heads are surrounded by drooping, fire-red ray flowers with a splash of yellow accent. At maturity the upright branching stems may become woody. An excellent variety for cut flower arrangements lasting 5 to 10 days. Flower resembles a colorful Mexican sombrero, hence the…
Ratibida columnifera (Nutt.) Wooton & Standl. | Rudbeckia columnifera Nutt. | Obeliscaria columnaris DC.
Mexican Hat
Mexican Hat Plant Care: How To Grow A Mexican Hat Plant
The Mexican hat plant gets its name from its distinctive shape - a tall cone surrounded by drooping petals that looks something like a sombrero. Mexican hat plant care is very easy, and this article will help with how to grow a Mexican hat plant.
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Texas Wildflower Series: Mexican Hat and Texas Thistle
These are part of the Texas Wildflower Series of paintings (oil, 7×5″). They are painted on location and, if needed, finished back at the house. To select posts of only thi…
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The abundance of wildflowers here has inspired me to make a series of watercolors. This is the beautiful 'Mexican Hat' Original watercolor on paper, 9 by 12 inches
"Mexican Hat" by Texas Watercolor Artist, Karen Scherrer