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The Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center Library & Archive assembles and disseminates information that will encourage the cultivation, conservation, and preservation of wildflowers and other native flora throughout North America.

Our collection of over 1600 volumes is searchable through the University of Texas Library Catalog and available by appointment.

In addition, the Library & Archive maintains a National Native Plant Bibliography. This Bibliography was compiled to make it easier to find floras, field guides, and other native plant publications appropriate for your area. Use the search bar below to locate a specific reference.

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Michigan Wildflowers in Color
by: Lund, H. C.
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Natural Landscaping
by: Gottehrer, D. M.
Notes: How to design a garden by taking advantage of low-maintenance native grasses, flowers, and trees in the northern and central U.S. and southern Canada. 302 pages, 352 color and black & white photos and...
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Upland Field and Forest Wildflowers
by: Underhill, J. E.; D. Ottosen
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Available from Wildflower Center Store

Atlantic Coastal Plain Wildflowers : A Guide to Common Wildflowers of the Coastal Regions of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Northeastern Florida
by: Nelson, G.
Notes: From Amazon.com: The savannas, pinelands, and hardwood forests of the Atlantic Coastal Plain constitute one of the eastern United States' richest wildflower destinations. Botanists, naturalists, and ...
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Wildflowers of the Texas Hill Country
by: Enquist, M.
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Wildflowers of Ohio
by: Henn, R.L.
Notes: "Wildflowers of Ohio" is a very user friendly guide to the identification and characteristics of 287 of Ohio's common wildflowers. Each flower is presented in a full-color photograph showing it in its...
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