Although bluebonnets are near and dear to Texans’ hearts, there is beauty to be seen in other wildflowers that can withstand ...

In the bluebonnet spirit of Texas, fields full of Texas’ iconic state flower draw in tens of thousands of visitors each April ...

Host plants of Indian paintbrush include various grasses, sagebrush, bluebonnets and other lupines, and other wildflowers. Indian paintbrush rarely kills host plants, but, in mixed communities ...

Jon Tower and his friend Annalise Nelson, both of Fort Worth, spend time among the bluebonnets and Indian paintbrush wildflowers in the Meadow View Nature Area in Ennis, Texas, on April 3 ...

You might even stumble upon some unexpected wildflower companions, like Indian paintbrush or winecups. Bluebonnets bloom at the intersection of I-35 and Woodland Avenue Tuesday, March 19 ...

Texas bluebonnet: tube-shaped stem with purply-blue flower heads that cluster at the top. Texas Indian paintbrush: red, paintbrush-shaped petals. Firewheel: red centers with yellow outer petal edges.

Emulating patches of bluebonnets and Texas Indian Paintbrush across Hill Country fields, colour trail Sheaths highly contrasting blue and red planes within a visually porous box. Guests can enter ...

If you're wondering where all the bluebonnets are in Texas, you're not alone. By now, Texans should be spotting blankets of vibrant bluebonnets — the State Flower of Texas. This season will be ...

Bluebonnets for this spring are not growing ... said another benefit is the plant can be used for sore eyes. Texas Indian Paintbrush (Castilleja indivisa) is a hemiparasite, which means it pulls ...