Texas Native Plants87 Stories

See why this U.S. native bloomer is once again finding a place in the perennial garden

Spice up your cool-season landscape with these 8 plants

The large, upright leaves of hesperaloe funifera, a Texas native, add welcome texture to drought-tolerant gardens

Juniperus virginiana, with berrylike seed cones, adds an exclamation point to eastern North American gardens

The western North American shrub ‘Ericameria nauseosa’ has masses of tiny flowers that attract pollinators

Use Tilia americana as a shade tree or along the edge of a woodland for its large leaves and showy flowers

Dahoon and its hybrids provide lovely evergreen foliage in southeastern U.S. gardens

Plant fringeleaf wild petunia in central U.S. gardens for its large lilac flowers, compact form and drought tolerance

Texas native Anisacanthus quadrifidus var. wrightii peps up drought-tolerant gardens with its dark orange flowers

Plant Acer grandidentatum for cool shade, brilliant autumn colors and songbird habitat

Grow Aquilegia canadensis in eastern perennial gardens or informal woodland plantings for its delicate foliage and uncommon red flowers