Invasives
Let’s start with the immediate question. “What are invasive plants?” And then follow with why be concerned and what we need to look for. The term “invasive” describes alien
Let’s start with the immediate question. “What are invasive plants?” And then follow with why be concerned and what we need to look for. The term “invasive” describes alien
Every organization should have an attic, a treasure trove! We are growing – from a handful of members interested in preserving the natural ecosystem of Edwards Plateau to over 300
Welcome to a record of the presentations made to our chapter. Presenting our history and philosophy is a growing process. Each link will take you to the overview of that
Board meetings: Official board meetings are held on the third Tuesday of the month. Members are welcome. If you are interested, please contact any board member for the site for
Esperanza, also known as “yellow bells” and “yellow trumpet,” is a native shrub with a tropical feel. This is a N.I.C.E. Spring plant for 2024 and a Texas Super Star.
The links to the monthly newsletter from the Fredericksburg chapter President download well on computers and mobile tablets. However, that may not be true on all phones. For a crisp
On Display The Fredericksburg Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas has two official display gardens that we oversee and maintain – and several others
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Native Plant Society of Texas
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Fredericksburg, TX 78624
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