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

Every spring, the Texas Hill Country transforms into a stunning wildflower paradise, with rolling fields and roadsides bursting into vibrant hues of blue, red, and pink. The region is best known ...

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

Texas Indian paintbrush: red, paintbrush-shaped petals. Firewheel: red centers with yellow outer petal edges. Pink evening primrose: four-petaled flowers with dark pink to white ombre petals.

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

These wildflowers can survive extreme droughts ... was challenged to grow a Texas flag with red, white and blue bluebonnets — a project that took nearly 30 years,” Stein shared.

Vibrant blooms of mountain laurel and bluebonnets are painting a picturesque scene in South Texas and the Hill Country.

to all red or all yellow,” the website said. Mexican Hat (Courtesy Charmaine Richardson, Texas Wildflower Center) Armstrong said the Mexican Hat “can take a lot of neglect and drought.” ...