Your Texas Native Plant Resource
Here is our resource page with a full list of Texas Native Plants to search as well as links to respected partners for your research.
Native plants give us a sense of where we are in this great land of ours. I want Texas to look like Texas...
~Lady Bird Johnson
Why Native Plants?
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Thrive in our Texas heat, drought, and occasional cold
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Save water and reduce maintenance once established
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Provide essential food and habitat for local wildlife and pollinators
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Support the health of our coastal ecosystems
Resources You Can Use
Click Here to View a PDF of Photos and Information about
Texas Native Plants and Regions.
It has photos and attibutes of each plant along with its ecoregion map.
Have a Plant in Mind? You can search for it here.
What to Expect at Our Annual September Plant Sale
Discover a beautiful selection of Texas native plants — perennials, shrubs, trees, grasses, and vines — chosen to thrive in our coastal climate and beyond while supporting hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and other pollinators. We encourage all who attend to save yourself time and money by finding out your ecoregion number to ensure the plants you purchase are well suited for your area of Texas. But, no worries if you don't, we will have maps out showing where all our plants are meant to grow!
Free gardening tips from Master Naturalists with every purchase!
Date:
During the Annual HummerBird Celebration each September
Location:
Fulton Convention Center, 402 N. Fulton Beach Rd., Fulton, TX
Pricing:
4-inch - $4
1/2 gal. - $6
1 gal. - $10
2 gal. - $16
Flats - $50
Larger plants marked individually
Cash, check, and credit cards accepted.
Bring boxes or bags for your plants.
No pre-orders or online sales — all plants available on-site while supplies last.
Why Plant Natives?
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Thrive in our Texas heat, drought, and occasional cold
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Save water and reduce maintenance once established
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Provide essential food and habitat for local wildlife and pollinators
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Support the health of our coastal ecosystems
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Full plant list with detailed descriptions and photos will be available at the sale. Quantities are limited!
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Here is an informational presentation (PDF) from our own Ernie Schertz, link here: Native Plant Training Session #1
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There was an additional training session for the ordered plants that will be in the sale see PDF link here: Session #2
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If you prefer to watch the presentations for easier access, check out our YouTube page: Mid-Coast Chapter Texas Master Naturalist - YouTube
Every plant you take home helps fund the Mid-Coast Chapter’s conservation projects,
education programs, and habitat restoration work across eight Texas counties!
Mark your calendar and bring your friends and family!
The Fall is the perfect time to start or expand your native garden while celebrating the HummerBird Festival!
Do not plant Tropical Milkweed!
It can be infected by the OE Parasite and will damage all Monarch caterpillars that use it to feed!
Damaged Monarch Photo by Zerces Society