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Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

The Wildflower Center is a botanical garden in Austin, Texas, dedicated to native plants. Our vision for the future is to preserve and restore the natural beauty and biological richness of North America by inspiring people to love the land. We want people to think differently about the plants around them. We want people to understand the role of native plants in a healthy ecosystem, to value the beauty and health of the natural landscape that defines their heritage, and to take action to protect, conserve, and restore the natural landscapes of North America.

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Wisteria frutescensAmerican Wisteria
Texas Wisteria
Kentucky Wisteria
Woodsia obtusaBluntlobe Cliff Fern
Blunt Cliff Fern
Xanthium strumarium var. canadenseCanada Cocklebur
Yucca pallidaPale-leaf Yucca
Yucca rupicolaTwistleaf Yucca
Twisted-leaf Yucca
Texas Yucca
Spanish Dagger
Yucca ×schottiiSchott's Yucca
Arizona-soapwort
Yucca treculeanaSpanish Dagger
Spanish Bayonet
Don Quixote's Lance
Palma Pita
Palma De Datil
Palmito
Zanthoxylum hirsutumTexas Hercules' Club
Texas Prickly Ash
Limetone Prickly Ash
Toothache Tree
Tickle-tongue
Tingle-tongue
Zigadenus nuttalliiNuttall's Death Camas
Death Camas
Poison-onion
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