What to Plant in Texas This February
Lemon Beebalm
Wild Bergamot
Texas Bluebonnet
Blanketflower
Texas Wildflower Mix - A Meadow in a Pot!
Black-Eyed Susan
Gregg's Mistflower
Fragrant Mistflower
Four-Nerve Daisy
Golden Columbine
Blue Flax
Flame Acanthus
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Blog posts
What to Plant in Texas in February: Wild Bergamot
Support bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds with Wild Bergamot, a tall Texas native that adds habitat, fragrance, and seasonal texture to native landscapes.
What to Plant in Texas in February: Blanketflower
Add bold color and pollinator power to your Texas garden with Blanketflower. This heat-tolerant native wildflower delivers bright blooms and thrives in dry, sunny conditions.
What to Plant in Texas in February Series: Lemon Beebalm
Planning a pollinator garden in Texas? Lemon Beebalm delivers months of lavender blooms, low water needs, and natural deer resistance. Discover why this native annual is a February must-plant.
