Did everyone notice? The library yard has been mowed. A big shout out to our yard crew from That Guy’s Lawn for spending all ...

The name may sound destructive, but South Bosque Elementary School’s first Bluebonnet Stomp is just what the state flower needs. More than 600 elementary students spent last week spreading seeds ...

Larry Stein, a professor at Texas A&M’s AgriLife Blackland Research & Extension Center, said bluebonnets need rain in the fall and winter for seed germination and plant growth. This year has ...

This wildflower farm boasts gardens, a plant nursery and a short trail. You can even purchase your own bluebonnet seeds in packets, ounces and pounds. While bluebonnets are a part of Texas' beauty ...

The bluebonnet produces many seeds annually making seed dispersal large. Bluebonnet seeds are distributed by a combination of wind, animals and water. As spring slowly rolls into Texas ...

I’ve been smitten by bluebonnets ever since moving to Texas more than 30 years ago. I carefully seeded a side garden area at our home in Houston — etching the pebblelike seeds with a knife as ...

Why do bluebonnets bloom in springtime?The bluebonnet produces many seeds annually, making seed dispersal large. Bluebonnet seeds are distributed by a combination of wind, animals, and water.

Burnet, on the northern edge of the Hill Country, is officially known as the Bluebonnet Capital of Texas, which is not to be confused with the official Bluebonnet City of Texas. That honor belongs ...

this means they have to go to seed to come back the next year. That's also why picking the flowers is discouraged. When you take your pictures in the bluebonnets, share them with NBC 5 and we may ...