Texas Native Plants
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The iconic official state flower of Texas that blooms in vibrant blue fields every spring.
A tough, drought-tolerant tree common across Texas known for its feathered leaves and aromatic wood.
A rugged perennial shrub featuring clusters of bright orange, red, and yellow flowers.
A hardy, drought-tolerant herb producing aromatic foliage and spikes of soft purple flowers.
A large genus of nectar-rich flowering plants, including autumn sage, favored by native pollinators.
The official state plant of Texas, a ubiquitous cactus featuring flat pads and edible red fruit.
A succulent with thick, spiky leaves adapted to thrive in harsh, arid desert conditions.
An evergreen desert plant with sharp rosette leaves and tall flowering stalks.
A native climbing vine with tube-shaped red and yellow flowers popular with hummingbirds.
An abundant evergreen tree across the Texas Hill Country known for releasing heavy seasonal pollen.
A fragrant, woody evergreen herb with needle-like leaves that thrives in full Texas sun.
An aromatic Mediterranean herb with silver foliage that grows well in dry, alkaline soil.
The official state tree of Texas, prized for its large spread and buttery edible nuts.
A low-growing, heat-loving ground cover that produces true blue, funnel-shaped flowers.
A fast-growing flowering vine grown across Southern gardens for its fragrant star-shaped blooms.