Native Plants for North Central Texas

The benefits of planting native plants go far beyond just saving water. They attract pollinators like beautiful butterflies and bees, they support native wildlife, they clean our air and our water, and of course, they look great with very little care! Learn about the best native plants for North Texas landscapes.
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[@luisreviews6412]

Love this channel, the information is so valuable. Thank you for information on mative plants instead of waisting time with non natives. Trying my best to be a good steward of our water and resources.

[@michelleboyd379]

Thanks for providing an overview of some of the many trees/shrubs in North Central Texas. This is definitely helpful to me. M

[@marionnixon817]

Very interesting and informative! Thanks for the presentation. Now I have a long list. 😁

[@josepharagon8525]

Thank you for this information! Hoping to change my yard next spring

[@cececece4865]

Thank you so much. Awesome information. I’m going to be removing all my Asian jasmine and will be putting in some other type of ground cover that will help attract pollinators. I’ve got a slope to work with so this should be fun!

[@davidalley7270]

Our property in east Texas is plagued with poison ivy and briers, what can I do to eliminate them without chemicals?

[@savetarrantwater]

That is a tough one. Your best options may be fire or goats. Contact your local NRCS office and they can help you with appropriate management practices.