Although bluebonnets are near and dear to Texans’ hearts, there is beauty to be seen in other wildflowers that can withstand ...

A telltale sign of a Texas spring is wildflowers. Beginning mid-March ... Black-eyed Susan: bright yellow, daisy-shaped flowers with a dark brown center. Prairie verbena: clusters of pink ...

After the bluebonnet, also known as the “buffalo clover,” was declared the state flower by the Texas Legislature in 1901, a ...

Texas is renowned ... a wide variety of wildflowers. The region’s rich soil supports vibrant displays of golden groundsel, yellow jessamine, and Carolina lupine in early spring.

These Iconic Plants Are Suited To Our Climate, Making Them Perfectly At Home Here.

A diminished wildflower bloom across Texas, including in San Marcos, has resulted from ongoing drought conditions, causing ...

The fungi can’t survive without carbon, and the plants produce plenty of carbon through photosynthesis. The plants need water ...

Meteorologist Tommy House sat down with Grady Reed, the Vice President of Park Operations at the Trail Conservancy, to learn about the types of wildflowers you can find this spring. Read an edited ...

Getting back to the flowers of spring, legumes take the most prominent place in the pantheon of this season’s yellow bloomers. All of the species that follow are leguminous plants. Woody ...

April through June is when the 5,000+ elevation areas on mountain slopes start to see blooms. Desert mariposa, blackbush, beavertail cactus, and desert fiddleneck wildflowers begin blooming around ...