Lindheimer's Beeblossom is an airy wildflower of Texas and Louisiana with white to pink flowers that open in the morning on long, wand-like stems. It blooms from spring through fall on dry hillsides and roadsides. Bumblebees and sphinx moths are the primary pollinators, and the plant has become popular in native plant gardens.
Best time to see a Lindheimer's Beeblossom
The best time to see a Lindheimer's Beeblossom is April–August, when about 65% of U.S. sightings happen, based on 1,303 research-grade iNaturalist observations.
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