"Texas Wildflowers: A Field Guide" by Campbell and Lynn Loughmiller has been completely updated by the Wildflower Center's own Joe Marcus. This best-selling field guide has been completely reorganized by flower colors for easier use. Every wildflower is presented with a large color photo and an identifying description. Joe Marcus, our Native Plant Information Network coordinator, […]
Oct. 6, 2017
Explore the wonders of native trees in the Texas Arboretum with a knowledgeable docent. Bring your binoculars and look for birds or simply enjoy the stroll on one of our most shaded* trails and learn about native plants and Texas history along the way. *There are still several sunny spots and we recommend water, sunscreen […]
What’s got six (or more) legs and can be found in our gardens? Families will find out together as the class gets up close to the critters of the Center.
Early birds of all ages can join a nature walk to observe flowers and feathered friends in our gardens.
Critters visit and inhabit the Center by air and by creek! Come explore things with wings, skimmers and swimmers by learning to use nets for collecting specimens. We’ll search, examine, document and learn together.
Bring your little wildflowers to the Center for our weekly preschool program (ages 3-5).
Grab your canine bestie and head our way for fun, dog-friendly activities in the gardens. Two days only!
Your secret hideouts awaits. Join us for a magical weekend for the first look at our Fortlandia exhibition.
Nature is full of treasures and gems - why not wear a wildflower watch or a berry-bead bracelet? Go on a discovery walk; observe the shapes, colors and textures of the season; and create a fun craft.