‘Blooms’ art installation added on River Walk as garden-inspired art pops up throughout San Antonio
More sculptures are headed to other trails for the series
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Local artist Leticia Huerta s sculptures from the “Bloom” art series are located on the River Walk.
SAN ANTONIO – A new public art installation has blossomed in the heart of downtown San Antonio.
On Wednesday, the city unveiled two new sculptures by local artist Leticia Huerta on the River Walk near the intersection of Alamo and Market streets.
The sculptures the latest in the “Bloom” art series resemble the native wildflowers Yellow Columbine and Lantana.
Nature’s Bouquet in Yellowstone Country
Posted on Apr 09, 2021 The first tulip leaves shot up last week. Soon, the hillsides will turn deep green, the trees will bloom their early chartreuse-colored buds, and the wildflowers will start to appear. If you haven’t experienced spring in Yellowstone Country, the wildflowers, in particular, it’s well worth a scenic drive or a leisurely hike to get up close and personal. Some, like the Arrowleaf Balsamroot, blanket the hillsides in bright yellow. Others, such as Yellow Columbine, are more delicate and require a discerning eye. Once you start paying attention, you’ll find yourself scouring the ground cover for these precious gems. We’ve compiled a primer of a few of our favorites to get you started, but the best way to enjoy them is to grab a wildflower identification book and hit the trail!