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 ...

While many people like to stop and take photos of these flowers, the plants also play a deeper role representing Texas' unique culture, history and climate. For over 100 years, the bluebonnet has ...

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 ...

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

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

Many of the 25 or so sellers at the Village Vendor Mall showcase the flowers, putting them on T-shirts, mugs, tea towels and ...

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 ...

In the bluebonnet spirit of Texas, fields full of Texas’ iconic state flower draw tens of thousands of visitors each April. But the bluebonnet fields aren’t the only thing to see in Ennis. The city’s ...

Some people trample the flowers in their quest for the ... The chapter of the Colonial Dames in Texas lobbied for the bluebonnet, which beat out the cotton boll and the cactus.

The areas affected the most will be in South Texas, he added. In San Antonio, the Friends of McAllister Park posted a video that showed a vast difference at its McAllister Park Bluebonnet Patch.