Native Texas Plants 


Native Plant Of The Month


                                                                 

Native Texas plants were meant to be here. There are no major maintenance or pest problems. Some native plants can perform for you all year long.

A short list of native plants we carry are:

       


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4-Nerve Daisy
Acacia
Agarita
Agave
American Beauty Berry
Apache Plume
Aromatic Sumac
Autumn Sage
Bergamot
Big Bluestem
Black Dalea
Black Eyed Susan
Blackfoot Daisy
Blue Pitcher Sage
Blue Bonnet
Butterfly Weed
Calyophus
Cardinal Flower
Carolina Buckthorn
Cedar Sage
Chile Pequin
Chocolate Daisy
Coral Honeysuckle
Coral Berry
Cross Vine
Daminata
Desert Willow
Dusty Miller
Dwarf Yaupon
Eve's Necklace
Evergreen Sumac
Fall Aster
Fall Obedient Plant
Flameleaf Sumac
Fragrant Phlox
Frog Fruit
Gay Feather
Gulf Coast Penstemon
Gregg Dalea
Ice Plant
Lady Banks Rose
Lindheimer Mulhy
Mealy Blue Sage
Mexican Bush Sage
Mexican Mint Marigold
Mexican Petunia
Mexican Plum
Mountain Sage
Pigeon Berry
Possumhaw

Purple Coneflower
Retama
Rockrose
Roughleaf Dogwood
Rusty Blackhaw Viburnum
Sedge
Sedum
Skullcap
Smoke Tree
Sotol
Texas Lantana
Texas Mountain Laurel
Texas Redbud
Texas Star
Turks Cap
Vinca Major
Wax Myrtle
Wooly Stemodia
Yarrow
Yaupon Holly
Yellow Lantana
Zexmenia




Black Eyed Susan
Black Eyed Susan
Blue Bonnet
Blue Bonnets
Coral Honeysuckle
Coral Honeysuckle
Fall Aster
Fall Aster
Ice Plant & Daminata
Ice Plant & Daminata
Redbud
Texas Redbud


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