Experience blooming bliss in Ennis, known as the “Official Bluebonnet City of Texas.” The town, located south of Dallas, ...

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

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

In the bluebonnet spirit of Texas, fields full of Texas’ iconic state flower draw in tens of thousands of visitors each April.

Thousands come to Ennis for the April bloom, driving miles of trails celebrating the state flower and watching out for snakes.

Winecup (Courtesy Lynn Pyle, Texas Wildflower Center) Armstrong said these flowers are also known for ... “So when the bluebonnet is done and it’s gone to seed, what will be there in the ...

The Alamo Fire bluebonnet, originally named the Texas Maroon, symbolizes the culmination of a multidecade initiative.

As spring arrives in Texas, one wildflower always stands out across Texas fields, roadsides and gardens — the bluebonnet. With its vibrant blue petals and unmistakable charm, the bluebonnet ...

The most common is the state flower, the Texas bluebonnet. This flower decks out fields in purple. There are five different species of these flowers, all recognized as the state flower.

The Alamo Fire bluebonnet, originally named the Texas Maroon, symbolizes the culmination ... They gathered seeds from the pink and blue flowers, and with the assistance of local farmers ...