Wildflowers Websites

The Texas Agricultural Extension Service offers a pictorial resource of wildflower information.

Wildflower and prairie grass seed information including photos, cultural guides, and planting instructions.

Description and benefits of a native landscapes: prairies, savannas, wetlands, and woodlands, and how to establish a prairie.

Photo gallery of perennials and wildflowers with references.

Dedicated to the cultivation and propagation of Texas native plants and wild flowers, sharing information and spreading the word about conservation.

Georgia native plant enthusiasts blog about native plants, habitat restoration, propagation of native plants, and wildlife, with lots of photos of flora and fauna.

Information on gardening for the benefit of wildlife, pond gardening, canals, and the picture of the week.

Enter information on a form to find native plants suitable to California garden and landscape design.

Event held annually in Millersville, Pennsylvania, aiming to increase the cultivation and use of native plants in the Mid-Atlantic and New England regions. Program, native plant FAQ, vendor and registration information.

A tool to identify wildflowers by answering questions such as number of petals, color, size of bloom and type of leaves.

Online resource for North American native plant gardening resources from the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.

Covers the history of choosing the state flower of Texas, cultivation pointers, lore, and research in progress.

Describes a meadow in Virginia maintained by the American Horticultural Society. Overview of native plants used, wildlife, and information about sustainability and controlled burns.

Natural Life Magazine article by Wendy Priesnitz. Creating a wildflower meadow.