An Unofficial Guide to Huffhines Park, Richardson, Texas: Wildflowers

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Huffhines Park Wildflowers
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Wildflowers at Huffhines Park

Every spring, wildflowers bloom alongside the lakes (or ponds) at Huffhines Park. There are several different kinds. Scroll down to find out more about them.

	LARKSPUR (Bluish-Purple) Learn more about this wildflower.
	LARKSPUR (White) Learn more about this wildflower.
	LARKSPUR (Light Purple) Learn more about this wildflower.
	EVENING PRIMROSE Learn more about this wildflower.
	CORNFLOWER Learn more about this wildflower.
	FALSE QUEEN ANNE'S LACE Learn more about this wildflower.
	POPPY Learn more about this wildflower.
	MEXICAN HAT This wildflower is called "Mexican Hat" because it resembles a sombrero. Learn more about this wildflower.
	HEDGE MUSTARD Learn more about this wildflower.

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