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If you know of any wildflower hotspots, please tell us and we will post it on our wildflower sightings page. Please indicate the road and town.

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From: Daniel Jones
City: San Antonio
Crossroads: Loop 410 @ W Military Drive

Flower Types: yellow primrose

Comments: yellow primrose is blooming in abundance along the southwest roadside inside Loop 410. 3/11/2010


From: Jeanne Wilson
City: Austin
Crossroads: Hwy 150 @ Driftwood

Flower Types: bluebonnets

Comments: They're just coming out, but it's a pretty drive with several low-water crossings over flowing creeks. 3/8/2010


From: F.J. San Miguel
City: San Antonio
Crossroads: us hWY 281N @ Redland rd.

Flower Types: bluebonnets

Comments: in the center median between the north and southbound lanes large clusters of blooming bluebonnets 3/7/2010


From: David C
City: Corpus Christi
Crossroads: IH-37 - Northwest Corpus Christi

Flower Types: bluebonnets

Comments: Wet winter seems to have caused a large bloom this year. Good to see that the seeds can lay dormant for years and then come out when conditions are good! Poor showings in the past due to dry conditions 3/4/2010


From: Betty Alex
City: Terlingua
Crossroads: St 118/RR 170

Flower Types: big bend bluebonnets

Comments: There are some small but thick and fully blooming patches of Big Bend bluebonnets in the 7-8 miles north of Study Butte on St Hwy 118. There are also some on Ranch Road 170 west of Study Butte and many other spring bloomers are starting to bud! 2/25/2010

Answer: Woo hoo! First bluebonnet sighting of 2010!


From: John Williams
City: Victoria
Crossroads: Hwy 59 and Hwy 77

Flower Types: white

Comments: Blooming single, late winter. Tentatively identified as Anemone sp. See photo here 2/22/2010


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Telephone Numbers for Wildflower Viewing Updates

Texas:
(800) 452 9292  The Texas Department of Transportation - Travel Information Line
(512) 292-4200  Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

Columbus:
(979) 732-8385  Columbus Convention & Visitors Bureau

Cuero:
(361) 275-9942  The DeWitt County Wildflower Association.

Ennis:
Official Texas Bluebonnet Trail
(888) 366-4748

Athens:
(903) 675-5181  Chamber of Commerce.

Brookshire:
(281) 375-5050  City Hall.

Newton:
(409) 379-5527

Palestine:
(800) 659-3484

Beaumont:
(800) 392-4401  Convention and Visitors Bureau.

Rusk:
(800) 933-2381  Chamber of Commerce.

Henderson:
(903) 657-4303  Depot Museum.

Hemphill / Sabine Counties:
(409) 787-2732  Chamber of Commerce.

Linden:
(903) 756-7774  Wildflower Trail - Economic Development Corp.

Nacogdoches:
(888) 564-7351  Convention & Visitors Bureau.
Azalea Trail, March 23 to 31, 2002

Washington:
(800) 225-3695  The Washington County Convention and Visitors Bureau.

Wildflower related websites:

Wildflower Haven
Texas Hill Country Wildflower Trail
Celebrating Wildflowers
East Texas Vacation Guide
Texas Parks and Wildlife - Vegetation types in Texas
Texas Dept. of Transportation Wildflower Location Map
Wildflowers - A&M-Wildseed Farms
Celebrating Wildflowers Coloring Book
Wild Basin Preserve
Westcave Preserve
Clark Gardens, Mineral Wells
Joe Spencer's Teias Wildflowers
Gary Regner Photography - Galleries and Report
Texas Wildflowers in the Hill Country of Central Texas
Weeds and Wildflowers - Texas Wildflowers by Month

Good luck finding those wildflowers!