Ethnobotany (Bring extra water due to heat)
2025-08-23 08:00 - 10:00 (America/Chicago)
Location: Phil Hardberger Park, 8400 NW Military Hwy, San Antonio, TX 78231

The focus of this month’s event is Ethnobotany. Our presenter, Josie Gonzales, is a Certified Interpretive Guide and Texas Master Naturalist. She’ll discuss Ethnobotany — how people of a particular culture and region make use of native plants. Plants sustain people not only as food and as medicine, but provide materials, dyes, tannins, wax, latex, soap, resin and oil.

There will be a brief overview of ethnobotanical concepts prior to the walk. On the walk itself a wide variety of forbs, shrubs, and trees will be discussed from the standpoint of medicinal, utilitarian, and nutritional uses. Participants will have a chance to look at and ask questions about these plants.

Please arrive BEFORE 8;00 am to sign up for an 8:00 am start.

Minors must be accompanied by an adult parent/guardian. This presentation is only appropriate for dogs who are leashed and socialized. DIFFICULTY: Easy–it is definitely suitable for families, with flat terrain, and a slow pace. This will be a mile walk, and the event will last about two hours, ending back at the Urban Ecology Center around 10:00 am.

The trail is a natural surface so be sure to wear sturdy shoes and, dependent on the weather, bring water, sun protection, and dress appropriate for the day and season. $3 individual or $5 family donations to the PHP Conservancy are suggested to support the activities in the park.

This event’s sponsors are the Phil Hardberger Park Conservancy, the San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department’s Natural Areas Office, the Alamo Area Master Naturalists, the Native Plant Society of Texas-San Antonio chapter, and the Alamo Group of the Sierra Club.

Contact Stan Drezek (stanwendre@gmail.com) for additional information or questions.

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Using Natives in Your Landscape Design
2025-09-04 10:00 - 11:00 (America/Chicago)
Presentation to the Heritage Gardeners of Friendswood.

Heritage Gardeners will begin their new year Thursday, September 4, at their first meeting at 9:30 am at 112 W. Spreading Oaks in Friendswood.

Speaker Patty Steinke will present Using Natives in Your Landscape Design.

Steinke is a retired San Jacinto College biology instructor. Currently she serves as the Chair of Keep Friendswood Beautiful and is an active member of the Galveston-Bay Area Texas Master Naturalists. She serves as the community outreach co-chair for the Native Plant Society of Texas Clear Lake Chapter.

The presentation will begin at 10 a.m. Any person interested in hearing about native plants is invited to attend.

A Meet and Greet begins at 9:30 am.

Heritage Gardeners are celebrating their 60th anniversary having been founded in 1966. The club was created to promote gardening in the Friendswood area as well as provide general civic improvement in the community to reflect the town’s heritage.

LocationMarie Workman Center and Briscoe Gardens112 W Spreading Oaks AveFriendswood, TX 77546

Outreach: Parks for Pollinators Bioblitz
2025-09-20 09:00 - 13:00 (America/New_York)
Stop by our booth to chat with Angela, Peggy, Nancy, Martha, and Karen. Learn about native plants and why they are important. Seed giveaway when available and while supplies last.

As a part of this event, the City of Pasadena will be providing free admission to the first 100 people through the ABNC gate. After the first 100, guests can enter with regular admission for non-members.

LocationArmand Bayou Nature Center8500 Bay Area BlvdPasadena, TX 77507

Bringing More Native Plants to our Communities - Trinity Forks 2024 Grants Recipient Reports and Short Business Meeting
2025-09-25 18:30 - 20:30 (America/Chicago)
Come and hear how recipients of grants from Trinity Forks have used the funds to get more native plants in the ground in public places:

The Seed Library at the Town of Flower Mound

Berm Restoration – Parks of Corinth HOA

Josey Ranch Pocket Prairie “Soft Landings” – Denton County Master Gardener Association

Lantana Monarch Waystation

Reseeding the Mound Frontage

6:30pm – Social time7:00pm – Zoom opens and meeting begins

Open to the public.

We hope you can join our meeting in person at TWU’s Ann Stuart Science Complex. Campus parking is open after 6:00pm.

If you can’t join us in person, we invite you to our Zoom meeting.

ZOOM PARTICIPANTS ONLY: Please Register in advance for this meeting:

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/O3MOpFeKTYmq7lwngfH2HA

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting

Avian Migration Patterns
2025-09-26 18:00 - 20:00 (America/Chicago)
We see our gardens magically bloom in sync with bird migrations every Spring and Fall. More and more, we are learning to garden for wildlife, not merely for our enjoyment. But there is still so much we have to learn. Come spend an evening with someone seeking answers, Dr. Andrea Contina, Assistant Professor, School of Integrative Biological and Chemical Sciences at The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley.

Dr. Contina studies avian communities and their movements across North and Central America. At Contina Lab, Dr. Contina and his students study the ecological mechanisms underlying species resilience under local and global change, with emphasis on migratory populations. Their research informs conservation plans that increases wildlife protection, sustainable resource management, and creates opportunities for interdisciplinary education in the Lower Rio Grande Valley.

(You may have seen Dr. Contina on the news last week regarding their SONAR project.)

Grasses of Phil Hardberger Park (Read WARNING note)
2025-09-27 08:00 - 10:30 (America/Chicago)
Location: Phil Hardberger Park, 8400 NW Military Hwy, San Antonio, TX 78231

WARNING: Be sure to wear long pants. Bring water and a hat as well as use a heavy amount of repellent and sunscreen. We may be walking in the sun, on grassy areas prone to chiggers!

The purposes of our event include appreciating the beauty of our natural area, observing how nature changes through the seasons, and learning about our native and invasive grasses.

Our presenter is Cleve Powell, NPSOT-SA member, a self-described plant nerd heavy into collecting, identifying, and propagating natives. With an MS from TCU in Environmental Science, his expertise in grass identification is only exceeded by his willingness to share knowledge. This will give you a chance to see more grass and more fully-developed grasses, especially grass inflorescences, than is possible earlier in the year as well as see the progress expanding our savanna area.

Please arrive by 7:45 am to sign up for an 8:00 am start. The event begins with a talk in the small classroom covering What is a grass, grass and spikelet structure, and grass terminology. There will be pictures of the common grasses seen on the savanna, with close ups of the structural characteristics that help ID the grasses. After the talk we will walk in the savanna restoration area and some grassy areas of adjoining trails. There will be brief explanations of grass species encountered along the way with ample time for participant questions.

Minors only when accompanied by an adult parent/guardian. Dogs not allowed as the talk is in the small classroom. DIFFICULTY: Easy, definitely suitable for families. Flat terrain, slow-paced. This will only be about a one mile walk and with the talk last about two and a half hours ending back at the Urban Ecology Center around 10:30 am

The trail is a natural surface so be sure to wear sturdy shoes and, dependent on the weather, bring water, sun protection, and dress appropriate for the day and season. Suggested $3 individual or $5 family donations to the PHP Conservancy to support enhancements to the park.

This event’s general sponsors are the Phil Hardberger Park Conservancy, the San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department’s Natural Areas Office, the Alamo Area Master Naturalists, and the Alamo Group of the Sierra Club. The SA chapter of The Native Plant Society of Texas is a special sponsor.

Contact Stan Drezek (stanwendre@gmail.com) for additional information or questions.

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Meet the RGV Chapter - Native Plant Society of Texas
2025-10-02 17:30 - 19:00 (America/Chicago)
Save the Date!

Time to find your gloves and sharpen your shovel. It’s planting time in the RGV!

Come learn why now is the best time to plant in the RGV and what do we mean by ‘right plant; right place’. You’ll also learn more about the Native Plant Society of Texas, our Chapter in South Texas, and prepare yourself for our Spring offering of classes as part of our Native Landscape Certification Program.

Hope to see you there!

HEB Native Plant Outreach
2025-10-11 00:00 - 23:59, 2025-10-12 00:00 - 23:59 (America/Chicago)
LOCATION: TBD

Please save the date! NPSOT and HEB have again partnered to release native plants this fall, and the San Antonio chapter will be staffing information tables at two San Antonio HEBs on Saturday. We do not yet know which stores will be selected by HEB, but once we know, we will be sending out a recruitment email with a SignUp Genius link. So if you would like to work a shift on one of these dates, please save the date on your calendar.

Organizer: npsotsavolunteers@gmail.com

Outreach: Bay Area Plant Swap & Shop
2025-10-11 08:00 - 12:00 (America/New_York)
Stop by our booth to chat with Patricia, Linda, and Peggy. Learn about native plants and why they are important. Seed and/or native plant giveaways when available and while supplies last.

LocationJohnnie Arolfo Civic Center400 West WalkerLeague City, TX 77573

Disappearing Rare and Native Plants of the RGV
2025-10-11 09:00 - 10:00 (America/Chicago)
Explore the unique native plants of the Rio Grande Valley.

H-E-B Fall Native Plant Celebration
2025-10-11 11:00 - 15:00, 2025-10-12 12:00 - 16:00 (America/New_York)
Join us in celebrating Texas Native Plant Week with HEB and Texas Parks & Wildlife Foundation as part of the H-E-B Pollinators for Texas Program!

We will be at the H-E-B store located at 18611 Eastfield Dr (El Dorado at I45) on October 11 from 11 am to 3 pm and October 12 from noon to 4 pm.

We will help you pick out the best native plant for your garden, landscaping, or containers! Free bookmarks and Pocket Prairie seed packets available while supplies last.

Join College Station and Texas A&M Forest Service in celebrating Texas trees at Trunk or Tree-t on Friday, Oct. 24, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Wolf Pen Creek Festival Site.
2025-10-24 17:30 - 20:30 (America/Chicago)
Come join the fun with the City of College Station and Texas A&M Forest Service in celebrating Texas trees at Trunk or Tree-t on Friday, Oct. 24, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Wolf Pen Creek Festival Site. Stop by the Post Oak NPSOT booth to learn more about the best tree surrounds beneath our ecologically important native tree species benefiting caterpillars.

https://www.cstx.gov/parks-recreation-culture/events/special-events/#event=trunk-or-tree-t-3;instance=20251024173000?popup=1&lang=en-US

NICE Nursery Plant Sale at Pollinatives
2025-10-25 09:30 - 14:30 (America/Chicago)
Location: Pollinatives Nursery, 101 South St, Converse, TX 78109

Mark your calendars and don’t miss this native plant sale wrapping up Texas Native Plant Week 2025!

Pollinatives exclusively carries native plants that benefit our local ecosystem and that thrive in our unique climate. In addition to well know species, it stocks a large selection of unique and hard-to-find native Texas plants. Plus, every plant purchased on this date at Pollinatives will result in a financial contribution to the San Antonio NPSOT Chapter!Pollinatives is one of our chapter’s NICE nurseries! Learn more about our NICE program here.NPSOT CHAPTER VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY:Of course, we will need volunteers to serve as Plant Associates and assist customers in finding and selecting plants. We have scheduled two shifts of 2.5 hours — either 9:30 am to noon, or from noon to 2:30 pm. You can sign up for shifts on SignUp Genius here: NPSOT – San Antonio Chapter: NICE Partner Plant Sale at PollinativesWe also added a waitlist shift (hours are fictional so it appears last on list). So if all shifts are full, but you would like to be on standby, the volunteer coordinator will contact you if someone needs to drop out. BTW, if your schedule changes after you sign up, you do have to email the volunteer coordinator so you can be removed from the volunteer list.

Outreach: Glow the Green for Halloween
2025-10-25 18:30 - 20:30 (America/New_York)
Exploration Green Conservancy presents Glow-the-Green for HalloweenHundreds of luminarias will light up the one-mile trail of Phase 1. Exhibitors will be handing out treats along the path. Wear costumes and dress up your well-behaved pets. Wagons and strollers are welcome; however, bikes, scooters, and roller blades are discouraged at this event.

We hope to see everyone scare — we mean there!

Free family event!

LocationExploration Green Phase 116205 Diana Ln.Houston, TX 77062

Invasive Plant BioBlitz Group Event at Confluence Park
2026-01-24 08:00 - 11:00 (America/Chicago)
Location: Confluence Park, 310 W Mitchell St, San Antonio, TX 78204

Brooke Adam will lead the NPSOT Invasive Plants BioBlitz today at Confluence Park from 8-11am.Contact Brooke Adam, brooke.adam@npsot.org, or 830-266-2715 (text only)General BioBlitz DetailsThe Invasive Species committee is leading a Bioblitz to identify invasive species in your area Jan. 24-25! Spend the weekend identifying invasive species in your area! Use iNaturalist to capture the location of these species to help build a picture of invaders in the area. This information will help with the February effort: The Great Pull! Use iNaturalist to capture the location of these species to help build a picture of invaders in the area.The Invasive Species Committee is leading an Invasive Species Bioblitz Jan. 24-25. You can help by grabbing your phone and heading outside next weekend to capture invasive species in your area! Here is all you need to do:

Join the iNaturalist project here so your observations will count towards the NPSOT Invasive Species Bioblitz.

Visit our Invasive Plant Database to see the invasive species we want to capture such as:

Bastard Cabbage

Chinaberry

Elephant Ear

Giant Reed… and more!

Take photos and upload via the iNaturalist app during Saturday, Jan. 24 and Sunday, January 25.

The goal of the Bioblitz is to build a picture of invaders in your area, in preparation for a “Great Pull” event in February (stay tuned).

The Chapter(s) with (1) the most observations and (2) the most participants will receive a prize!

All observations need to be recorded in the project in order to qualify the prizes!

Understanding Climate Change and its impact on Ecosystems
2026-01-24 09:00 - 11:00 (America/Chicago)
Location: The Urban Ecology Center at Phil Hardberger Park, 8400 NW Military Hwy, San Antonio, TX 78231

Our event’s purposes include understanding the science behind climate change, the global effects of climate change, and the long-term impacts of this phenomenon on specific Texas ecosystems. The audience will be encouraged to ask questions and provide their observations relevant to the topic.

Our presenter, Gary Poole, is a former middle school math and science teacher, engineer, and electronics technician. He is as well a former Texas caver, beekeeper, and is currently a Master Naturalist with Alamo Area Master Naturalists, in which organization he has served in several different capacities including as President.

Please arrive at the UEC small CR by 8:45 am SHARP to register so we can start right at 9:00 am.

Minors only when accompanied by an adult parent/guardian. Dogs not appropriate because of the indoor presentation. DIFFICULTY: Easy, definitely suitable for families. Suggested $3 individual or $5 family donations to the PHP Conservancy to support enhancements to the park.

This event’s general sponsors are the Phil Hardberger Park Conservancy, the San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department’s Natural Area Office, the Alamo Area Master Naturalists, The Native Plant Society of Texas- SA chapter, and the Alamo Group of the Sierra Club.

Contact Stan Drezek (stanwendre@gmail.com) for additional information or questions.

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Invasive Plant BioBlitz Group Event at Headwaters at Incarnate Word
2026-01-25 13:00 - 16:00 (America/Chicago)
Location: Headwaters at Incarnate Word – 29.470359737725353, -98.47081535955913

Brooke Adam will lead the NPSOT Invasive Plants BioBlitz today at Headwaters at Incarnate Word from 1-4pm.Contact Brooke Adam, brooke.adam@npsot.org, or 830-266-2715 (text only)General BioBlitz DetailsThe Invasive Species committee is leading a Bioblitz to identify invasive species in your area Jan. 24-25! Spend the weekend identifying invasive species in your area! Use iNaturalist to capture the location of these species to help build a picture of invaders in the area. This information will help with the February effort: The Great Pull! Use iNaturalist to capture the location of these species to help build a picture of invaders in the area.The Invasive Species Committee is leading an Invasive Species Bioblitz Jan. 24-25. You can help by grabbing your phone and heading outside next weekend to capture invasive species in your area! Here is all you need to do:

Join the iNaturalist project here so your observations will count towards the NPSOT Invasive Species Bioblitz.

Visit our Invasive Plant Database to see the invasive species we want to capture such as:

Bastard Cabbage

Chinaberry

Elephant Ear

Giant Reed… and more!

Take photos and upload via the iNaturalist app during Saturday, Jan. 24 and Sunday, January 25.

The goal of the Bioblitz is to build a picture of invaders in your area, in preparation for a “Great Pull” event in February (stay tuned).

The Chapter(s) with (1) the most observations and (2) the most participants will receive a prize!

All observations need to be recorded in the project in order to qualify the prizes!

Fourth Nature: An Urban Garden; New Work by Norma Jean Moore
2026-02-07 18:00 - 21:00 (America/Chicago)
Location: Bilh Haus Arts, 2803 Fredericksburg Rd, San Antonio, TX 78201

Bihl Haus Arts PresentsFourth Nature: An Urban GardenNew Work by Norma Jean Moore

Opening February 76-9pm

Join in on February 7, 2026, for an inspiring event featuring the latest series by artist Normal Jean Moore. Title Fourth Nature: An Urban Garden, this exhibition delves deep into the intricate ecological relationships between native plants and wildlife within the vibrant setting of an urban garden. Drawing on her extensive experience as a steward of the Woodlawn Lake Centennial Garden and her active roles in the Alamo Area Master Naturalist program and the Native Plant Society of Texas, Moore brings scientific understanding and artistic vision to her work.

Poet Sound Performance: February 21 from 1-4pmPanel Discussion: February 28 from 1-4pm

Gallery open to the publicFebruary 13-28 from 1-4pm on Fridays and Saturdays

Sponsored by the City of San Antonio, Department of Human Services, San Antonio Arts & Culture, and WellMed

Tree Adoption
2026-02-28 10:00 - 13:00 (America/Chicago)
Location: Gilbert Garza Park, 1450 Mira Vista, San Antonio, TX 78228

Help Grow Trees in Our NeighborhoodsFREE TREESBexar Branches Alliance, City of San Antonio Parks & Recreation, Native Plant Society of Texas San Antonio, State Representative Ray Lopez, in partnership with the neighborhoods of Thunderbird Hills, Culebra Creek, and Ingram Hills, to bring more trees to local families and grow a greener, healthier community.Volunteers Meet at 9am.

Monarch & Friends Pollinator Festival
2026-03-14 10:00 - 14:00 (America/Chicago)
Location: Guadalupe River State Park, 3350 Park Rd 31, Spring Branch, TX 78070

Friends of Guadalupe River State Park and Honey Creek Natural Area present…Monarch & Friends Pollinator Festival on the trails outside the Discovery Center. Crafts, nature exhibits, activities and so much more. Fun for all ages!NPSOT San Antonio Volunteer Opportunity Tabling volunteers needed for the NSPOT-SA table at this family-friendly event. Lead will be Debbie Simek. Please review the available shifts, click on the “sign up” button, input your information, then scroll down and hit “sign up now.” You should receive an automatic confirmation email shortly thereafter. If you don’t receive a confirmation, you may not have hit “sign up now” and should go back into the link to see if your name is listed. If not, try again. SIGN UP HERE

H-E-B Tabling
2026-03-21 11:00 - 15:00, 2026-03-22 12:00 - 16:00, 2026-03-28 11:00 - 15:00 (America/Chicago)
This spring, NPSOT is excited to continue our partnership with H-E-B on native plants offerings as H-E-B remains committed to help conserve and protect Our Texas, Our Future.

More than 170 H-E-B stores, to be announced, will be selling a colorful selection of native plants at a special prices.

Native Plant Society of Texas volunteers and Texas Master Gardeners will also be tabling at these stores over the course of two weekends in March to answer customers’ questions about native plants. See volunteer details in the NPSOT Member Portal.

H-E-B Texas Native Plant Celebration-New Braunfels Ave
2026-03-21 11:00 - 15:00 (America/Chicago)
Location: H-E-B Plus! 4100 New Braunfels Ave, San Antonio, TX

NPSOT has again partnered with HEB to promote several native varieties in the garden section of their stores this spring. We will be tabling at the following stores:

HEB Plus 463, 1150 NW Loop 410 (1604 and Blanco Rd.), March 21; 11 – 1 and 1 – 3pm

HEB Plus 26, 4100 South New Braunfels, March 21; 11 – 1 and 1 – 3pm

HEB 771, 14325 Potranco Rd. (Hwy. 211 and Potranco), March 22; 12 – 2 and 2 – 4pm

HEB 733, 12125 Alamo Ranch Pkwy, March 28, 11 – 1 and 1 – 3pm

View the shifts and sign up here: March 2026 HEB Tabling

H-E-B Texas Native Plant Celebration-NW Loop 410
2026-03-21 11:00 - 15:00 (America/Chicago)
Location: H-E-B Plus! 1150 NW Loop 410 (1604 and Blanco Road)

NPSOT has again partnered with HEB to promote several native varieties in the garden section of their stores this spring. We will be tabling at the following stores:

HEB Plus 463, 1150 NW Loop 410 (1604 and Blanco Rd.), March 21; 11 – 1 and 1 – 3pm

HEB Plus 26, 4100 South New Braunfels, March 21; 11 – 1 and 1 – 3pm

HEB 771, 14325 Potranco Rd. (Hwy. 211 and Potranco), March 22; 12 – 2 and 2 – 4pm

HEB 733, 12125 Alamo Ranch Pkwy, March 28, 11 – 1 and 1 – 3pm

View the shifts and sign up here: March 2026 HEB Tabling

H-E-B Texas Native Plant Celebration-Potranco Road
2026-03-22 11:00 - 15:00 (America/Chicago)
Location: H-E-B, 14325 Potranco Road (Hwy 211 and Potranco)

NPSOT has again partnered with HEB to promote several native varieties in the garden section of their stores this spring. We will be tabling at the following stores:

HEB Plus 463, 1150 NW Loop 410 (1604 and Blanco Rd.), March 21; 11 – 1 and 1 – 3pm

HEB Plus 26, 4100 South New Braunfels, March 21; 11 – 1 and 1 – 3pm

HEB 771, 14325 Potranco Rd. (Hwy. 211 and Potranco), March 22; 12 – 2 and 2 – 4pm

HEB 733, 12125 Alamo Ranch Pkwy, March 28, 11 – 1 and 1 – 3pm

View the shifts and sign up here: March 2026 HEB Tabling

Trees of Phil Hardberger Park
2026-03-28 08:00 - 10:30 (America/Chicago)
Location: Phil Hardberger Park, 8400 NW Military Hwy, San Antonio, TX 78231

SPECIAL NOTE: Our presenter has so much to share we are “allowing” 2.5 hours for the full walk, but participants are free to leave earlier.

The event’s purpose is to learn about the many special understory and canopy trees in our area. This walk will be led by Michael Nentwich, president and founder of Bexar Branches Alliance. Michael has nearly 20 years of experience in community forestry management and program development. He was San Antonio’s first City Forester and later served as City Forester and Bureau Manager of Parks and Urban Forestry with the City of Norfolk.

He earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Science and a Master’s Degree in Forestry from Stephen F. Austin University. He has extensive knowledge and a deep and abiding interest in trees as well as being a great communicator. You will be introduced to the common tree species found in the park, and probably will get to see and learn about Eve’s Necklace, Texas Kidneywood, and Little-leaf Mulbery among many other fascinating species.

Please arrive about 7:45 am SHARP so we can register everyone and be ready for an 8:00 am start. You will walk an about 1.5 mile route starting and ending at the Urban Ecology Center. There will be brief explanations at the start and along the way with ample time for participant questions.

Minors only when accompanied by an adult parent/guardian. Dogs allowed if leashed and socialized. DIFFICULTY: Easy, definitely suitable for families. Flat terrain, slow-paced.

The trail is a natural surface so be sure to wear sturdy shoes and, dependent on the weather, bring water, sun protection, and dress appropriately for the day and season. Suggested $3 individual or $5 family donations to the PHP Conservancy to support enhancements to the park.

This event’s general sponsors are the Phil Hardberger Park Conservancy, the San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department’s Natural Areas Office, the Alamo Area Master Naturalists, and the Alamo Group of the Sierra Club. The SA Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas is a special sponsor.

Contact Stan Drezek (stanwendre@gmail.com) for additional information.or questions.

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H-E-B Texas Native Plant Celebration-Alamo Ranch Pkwy
2026-03-28 11:00 - 15:00 (America/Chicago)
Location: H-E-B, 12125 Alamo Ranch Parkway

NPSOT has again partnered with HEB to promote several native varieties in the garden section of their stores this spring. We will be tabling at the following stores:

HEB Plus 463, 1150 NW Loop 410 (1604 and Blanco Rd.), March 21; 11 – 1 and 1 – 3pm

HEB Plus 26, 4100 South New Braunfels, March 21; 11 – 1 and 1 – 3pm

HEB 771, 14325 Potranco Rd. (Hwy. 211 and Potranco), March 22; 12 – 2 and 2 – 4pm

HEB 733, 12125 Alamo Ranch Pkwy, March 28, 11 – 1 and 1 – 3pm

View the shifts and sign up here: March 2026 HEB Tabling
