What are these very small white flowers? Fried or Foe? Texas

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   ZeldaFromL1nk 5 months ago

   ASTERS BABY

   Edit:

   I apologize. Those are asters. They will cover whatever you don’t mow. They are usually native (depending on region) and are great for pollinators. I have calico asters just like those. Basically beneficial “weeds”.

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   Longjumping_Ask_211 5 months ago

   Hard to say when you’re zoomed so far out, but I’d imagine it’s some kind of aster. Native flower, good for pollinators.

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   KaJashey 5 months ago

   I’m gonna say some kind of daisy. friend

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   OrdinaryOrder8 5 months ago

   American aster, Symphyotrichum sp. I think it’s specifically [S. ericoides](https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/126654-Symphyotrichum-ericoides/browse_photos) (white heath aster). They are fall bloomers, and blooming like crazy in TX right now!

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   dewitteillustration 5 months ago

   Seconding, Symphyotrichum eircoides grows everywhere here in Ontario too.