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Native Plant Society of Texas

H-E-B Texas Native Plant Celebration

HEB

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. H-E-B stores will be selling a colorful selection of quart-sized native plants.

Native Plant Society of Texas and Texas A&M Agrilife Extension’s Master Gardener Program (TMG) volunteers will be tabling at select stores over the course of two weekends in March (see dates and locations below).

Stop by to learn about the new Wild Thumb app, ask your native plant questions, and take home a free packet of pocket prairie seeds, while supplies last, from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation.

Volunteers not located at your H-E-B? We still encourage you to look for native plants at your local H-E-B. Quantities and varieties vary by store. You can also check out more plant sales by NPSOT local chapters and other organizations here.

Visit these H-E-B stores to chat with Native Plant Society of Texas and Texas Master Gardener volunteers:

 

ALICE

  • 1115 E. MAIN

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

ALLEN

  • 575 E. EXCHANGE PKWY

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

ALLIANCE

  • 3451 HERITAGE TRACE PARKWAY

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

AUSTIN

  • 12407 N. MOPAC EXPWY

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

  • 5808 BURNET RD

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

  • FM1826 / HWY 290

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

  • 2110 WEST SLAUGHTER LN

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

  • 14028 NORTH US 183

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

  • 10710 RESEARCH BLVD. STE 200

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

  • 6001 WEST PARMER LANE

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

  • 12400 W HIGHWAY 71

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

  • 6900 BRODIE LANE

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

  • 7301 N FM 620

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

  • 8801 SOUTH CONGRESS AVENUE

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

  • 2701 EAST 7th

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

BASTROP

  • 104 N HASLER BLVD

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

BEAUMONT

  • 3025 NORTH DOWLEN ROAD

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

BOERNE

  • 20725 HWY 46 WEST

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

  • 420 WEST BANDERA ROAD

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/29 (12am–4pm)

BRENHAM

  • 2508 S. DAY ST.

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

BURNET

  • 105 S BOUNDARY

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

CIBOLO

  • 850 FM 1103 SUITE 100

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

CLEAR LAKE

  • 3501 CLEAR LAKE CITY BLVD

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

COLLEGE STATION

  • 949 WILLIAM D. FITCH PARKWAY

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

CONROE

  • 2108 NORTH FRAZIER

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

CORPUS CHRISTI

  • 5313 SARATOGA

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

DRIPPING SPRINGS

  • 598 E. HWY US 290

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

ELGIN

  • 1080 WEST HWY 290

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

FAIR OAKS

  • 29388 I-10 WEST

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

FLORESVILLE

  • 925 10TH STREET

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

FREDERICKSBURG

  • 407 SOUTH ADAMS

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

FRISCO

  • 4800 MAIN STREET

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

  • 899 UNIVERSITY DR.

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

KYLE

  • 5401 South FM 1626

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

GEORGETOWN

  • 1010 W. UNIVERSITY AVE.

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am-3pm)

GRANBURY

  • 3804 US HWY 377

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

HOUSTON

  • 6055 SOUTH FREEWAY

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

  • 11815 WESTHEIMER

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

  • 6711 SOUTH FRY ROAD, KATY

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

  • 3540 RAYFORD RD, SPRING

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

HOUSTON (Gosling)

  • 5251 FM 2920, SPRING

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

HUDSON OAKS

  • 100 HUDSON OAKS DR

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

KINGSLAND

  • 215 RANCH ROAD 2900

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

LA GRANGE

  • 450 E. TRAVIS

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

LAKEWAY

  • 2000 RANCH ROAD 620 S

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

LEANDER

  • 651 N. US HWY 183

    • Sun. 3/29 (12pm–4pm)

LOCKHART

  • 403 SOUTH COLORADO STREET

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

LUBBOCK

  • 4405 114TH STREET

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

MAGNOLIA

  • 7988 FM 1488

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

  • 13663 FM 1488

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

MANSFIELD

  • 1670 E. BROAD ST.

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

MANVEL

  • 17119 HIGHWAY 6

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

MARBLE FALLS

  • 1503 FM 1431

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

MCKINNEY

  • 8700 ELDORADO PARKWAY

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

MIDLAND

  • 3325 WEST WADLEY

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

  • 5407 ANDREWS HIGHWAY

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

NEW BRAUNFELS

  • 651 S. WALNUT

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

ODESSA

  • 3801 E 42ND

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

  • 2501 W UNIVERSITY BLVD

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

ROUND ROCK

  • 250 UNIVERSITY BLVD.

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

SAN ANGELO

  • 3301 SHERWOOD WAY

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

  • 5502 SHERWOOD WAY

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

SAN ANTONIO

  • 1150 NW LOOP 1604

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

  • 20935 US HIGHWAY 281 NORTH

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

  • 17238 BULVERDE ROAD

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

  • 12125 ALAMO RANCH PKWY

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

  • 14325 POTRANCO RD.

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

  • 4100 SOUTH NEW BRAUNFELS

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

SEGUIN

  • 1340 E COURT ST

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

WILLIS

  • 12350 INTERSTATE 45 N

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

WOODLANDS

  • 10777 KUYKENDAHL ROAD, THE WOODLANDS

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

  • 3601 FM 1488

    • Sat. 3/21 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

  • 26500 KUYKENDAHL RD

    • Sun. 3/22 (12–4pm)

    • Sat. 3/28 (11am–3pm)

    • Sun. 3/29 (12–4pm)

About the Region

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Salado, the location of our Fall 2025 Symposium, lies at the intersection of two ecoregions: the Edwards Plateau (Limestone Cut Plain) and Blackland Prairie (Northern Blackland Prairie).

The Edwards Plateau area is also called the Hill Country; however, this general term covers a much larger area extending farther north. Spring-fed creeks are found throughout the region; deep limestone canyons, rivers, and lakes (reservoirs) are common. Ashe juniper is perhaps the most common woody species found throughout the region. Additional woody species include various species of oak, with live oak (Quercus fusiformis) being the most common. Sycamores (Platanus occidentalis) and bald cypress (Taxodium distichum) border waterways. This area is well known for its spring wildflower displays, though they may be viewed in spring, late summer, and fall, as well. According to Texas Parks and Wildlife, average annual rainfall in the Edwards Plateau ranges from 15 to 34 inches.

The Blackland Prairie extends from the Red River south to San Antonio, bordered on the west by the Edwards Plateau and the Cross Timbers, and on the east by the Post Oak Savannah. Annual rainfall averages 30 to 40 inches, with higher averages to the east. This region is dominated by prairie species. The most common grass species include little bluestem (Schizachyrium scoparium) and Indian grass (Sorghastrum nutans) in the uplands and switchgrass (Panicum virgatum) in the riparian areas and drainages. Common herbaceous flowering plants include salvias, penstemons, and silphiums. This area has suffered greatly from overgrazing and agricultural use. Few intact areas remain, though many of the plants can be found along county roadsides throughout the region.

Our fall Symposium host chapter, the Tonkawa Chapter, includes both of these ecoregions.

Source: Wildflowers of Texas by Michael Eason