1. Daisies – a friendly white flower with a yellow center, which grows in many places
2. Evening Primrose – a plant with yellow flowers that open at dusk
3. Fleabane – a thin plant with small flowers that resemble miniature daisies
4. Bluebonnets – a plant native to Texas with blue flowers, from the lupine family
5. Dandelion – while considered a weed, dandelions look sunny and children enjoy the flowers, and also the plants when they go to seed
6. Fire Pinks – a bright, often red, flower that grows in forests
7. Periwinkle – a ground cover plant with blue and purple flowers
8. Spiderwort – the sap of the plant dries in web formations. They have blue, pink or purple flowers
9. Touch-Me-Not – sensitive leaves turn inward when touched. They have pink flowers
10. Alpine Aster – native to the mountains of Europe, the Alpine Aster is a purple daisy-like flower
11. Ironweed – a tall plant with a dark red bloom
12. Goldenrod – often found in fields, goldenrod’s yellow blooms are often cited as the cause of allergies