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Texas Wildflowers


A closeup image of a red and yellow Indian Blanket wildflower along the road on Willow City Loop near Fredericksburg, Texas.


What’s that I see peeking around the rain clouds? Could it be? Yes! Spring is upon us in the great state of Texas. And, if there is one thing synonymous with Texas and spring, it’s our colorful array of wildflowers. People from all over the world flock to Texas to see our world come alive with the vibrant and fragrant colors that only wildflowers can provide. Brilliant Bluebonnets line the roadways for miles. Indian Blankets and Indian Paintbrushes create field after field of dazzling landscapes. With a wink from the sun, our Texas terrain transforms into a photographer’s dream. At every bend in the road, a new scene appears and another opportunity for a breathtaking image.

One of our favorite wildflower destinations has to be the Willow City Loop. Just a few miles from downtown Fredericksburg, Texas, this eleven-mile scenic drive brings thousands of people a day to enjoy the glorious Texas countryside.


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Bluebonnets and a Texas Sotol grow next to a Texas Hill Country fence line on the Willow City Loop near Fredericksburg, Texas.

A landscape image of the Texas Hill Country with Bluebonnets, cactus and other wildflowers on the Willow City Loop.

An image of a Lace Cactus, also known as Hedgehog Cactus, in a field of wildflowers in Texas. Published in the April 2017 issue of Texas Parks & Wildlife Magazine.

Spring storm clouds darken the sky over a field of wildflowers in the Texas Hill Country.

A large field of Black-eyed Susan wildflowers and Prickly pear cacti in the Texas Hill Country

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