What is the name of the little yellow flowers?
Daisy. Daisies are some of the smaller yellow flowers you can plant.
The Texas yellowstar was discovered and named in New Braunfels and grows extremely well in limestone soil — so it's very common across the Hill Country. Fun fact: This bright yellow flower belongs to the sunflower family.
Daffodils (Narcissus spp.)
No listing of great yellow flowers would be complete without daffodil (Narcissus spp.), which in many regions is the spring kick-off flower, along with tulips.
Forsythia. With its woody stems profusely covered with yellow blooms, the forsythia is one of the most popular spring blooming shrubs.
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The Indian Blanket, also known as the firewheel flower or blanket flower, can also be seen along Texas roadsides. This flower gets its name because when seen altogether in a field, the orange, yellow and red pedals cause the flower patch to resemble a giant woven tapestry.
amarum. Also known as yellow sneezeweed, these yellow flowers can be found in fields, meadows, pastures, grasslands, open woodlands, roadsides, and in areas with disturbed soil. They are quite common in the eastern half of the state and grow during the spring and summer.
Texas has over 5,000 species of wildflowers, but the most common ones are bluebonnets (Texas's state flower), Indian paintbrush, pink evening primrose (known as a buttercup to Texans), Indian blankets, Texas bluebell, dandelion, brown-eyed Susan, white prickly poppy, and about twenty more.
With their golden flowers in the early spring, dandelions represent the return of life, the rebirth of growth and green after a harsh winter, and a display of abundant strength and power.
With its classic yellow center and long white petals, the English daisy is also referred to as the common daisy. With its origins in Northern Europe, this hardy perennial has been distributed widely around the world. In the United States, it has unfortunately become a common weed.
What do marigolds represent?
Marigolds were often linked to the powerful strength of the sun and represent power, strength, and light that lives inside of a person. The marigold has also come to symbolize a feeling of despaired love. If someone has lost someone they love, whether it be by death or a broken relationship.
Yellow. Yellow chrysanthemums frequently symbolize happiness, joy, and celebration.
