What we have right now

A hummingbird-mint hybrid valued for its raspberry-pink flower spikes that bloom continuously from midsummer into fall.

Typical bloom Jul–Oct

A native shrub famous for the clusters of electric-purple berries that wrap around its stems every fall.

Typical bloom May–Jul

A compact, drought-tolerant native shrub that blooms nearly year-round in reds, corals, pinks, and whites.

Typical bloom Mar–Nov

Bicolor salvia is a low, spreading sage with dark green leaves and deep blue-violet flowers from spring through fall. Bees and hummingbirds visit the blooms, and deer generally leave it alone.

Typical bloom Apr–Oct

Big Bluestem is a tall native prairie grass known for its distinctive three-pronged "turkey-foot" seed heads and brilliant copper-red fall color.

Typical bloom Jul–Sep

Black Willow is a fast-growing native tree suited to wet soil, pond edges, and erosion control.

Typical bloom Mar–Apr

A drought-proof native perennial with cheerful white, daisy-like blooms from spring through frost.

Typical bloom Apr–Oct

Blue agave, or century plant, is a bold desert succulent that forms a giant rosette of blue-gray, sword-shaped leaves. It thrives in heat, drought, and poor soil and leaves behind offsets after it blooms.

Typical bloom Jun–Aug

A native perennial that erupts into clouds of soft blue-purple blooms just as fall pollinator activity peaks.

Typical bloom Jul–Oct

A desert willow selection bred for heavier flowering, with the same orchid-like summer blooms and exceptional drought tolerance as the species.

Typical bloom May–Sep

Buffalo Grass is a native, low-water turf grass that forms a dense, fine-textured lawn alternative requiring minimal mowing.

Typical bloom May–Aug

Chile pequin is a small native Texas shrub that bears tiny, intensely hot red peppers from summer until frost. Songbirds eat the fruit and spread the seed across brushy landscapes.

Typical bloom Apr–Oct

A true Texas endemic columbine with fern-like foliage and nodding golden flowers built for shade gardens.

Typical bloom Apr–Jun

A generous native tree valued for its wildlife-critical fall fruit, striking alligator bark, and reliable multicolor fall foliage.

Typical bloom May–Jun

Compact Texas sage is a smaller, denser form of the silver-leaved native cenizo, staying about three to four feet tall. It bursts into purple bloom after rain and shrugs off drought, heat, and deer.

Typical bloom Jun–Oct

5 Gallon and 3 Gallon currently sold out

Copper Canyon Daisy is a fragrant, deer-resistant shrub with feathery foliage and golden daisy blooms through late summer and fall.

Typical bloom Aug–Nov

A fast-growing native vine covered in coral-red trumpet blooms that hummingbirds can't resist.

Typical bloom Mar–Jun

A tough, shade-tolerant native shrub that transforms every fall into a striking display of coral-pink to magenta berries.

Typical bloom May–Jul

Damianita is a compact, evergreen native shrub covered in golden-yellow daisies from spring into fall. Its aromatic, needle-like foliage resists deer and thrives in heat, rock, and drought.

Typical bloom Mar–Nov

Daylilies are tough, clump-forming perennials with arching foliage and trumpet-shaped blooms that open in daily succession from late spring through summer.

Typical bloom May–Sep

A fast-growing native flowering tree with orchid-like summer blooms and exceptional drought tolerance.

Typical bloom May–Sep

A native trailing bramble that produces sweet, wild blackberry-like fruit in late spring.

Typical bloom Mar–Apr

Dwarf Yaupon Holly is a compact, mounding evergreen shrub that reaches 3 to 5 feet tall with small, spineless, dark green leaves. It tolerates heat, drought, and clay soil and responds well to shearing for low hedges and borders.

Typical bloom Mar–Apr

The classic native prairie coneflower — a long-blooming, pollinator-magnet perennial with a well-known medicinal reputation.

Typical bloom Jun–Sep

A fast-growing native shrub with broad white flower clusters in early summer followed by dark, bird-favorite berries in fall.

Typical bloom May–Jun

A fast-growing native shrub with bold yellow trumpet blooms from spring straight through the first frost.

Typical bloom May–Nov

A Texas native small tree with early spring wisteria-like blooms and distinctive bead-like seed pods.

Typical bloom Mar–Apr

A native fall-blooming perennial that covers itself in lavender-purple flowers just as everything else fades.

Typical bloom Sep–Nov

The classic Southern heirloom fig — self-pollinating, honey-sweet, and famously resistant to summer souring.

Typical bloom Jun–Aug

A Texas native hummingbird magnet with brilliant orange-red tubular blooms from late spring through fall.

Typical bloom May–Oct

Four Nerve Daisy is a compact native perennial with bright yellow blooms and a remarkably long flowering season.

Typical bloom Mar–Nov

A tough, spreading native shrub with brilliant fall color, winter berries for birds, and early spring pollen for bees.

Typical bloom Feb–Mar

A low, spreading native groundcover and butterfly host plant that works as a genuine lawn alternative.

Typical bloom Apr–Oct

4 Inch Pot and Deep Plug currently sold out

A native perennial with airy, wand-like sprays of white and pink flowers that flutter like tiny butterflies all summer.

Typical bloom May–Oct

Golden Pothos is a fast-growing, low-maintenance trailing houseplant with glossy, variegated heart-shaped leaves.

A spreading native perennial that erupts into clouds of lavender-blue blooms right as fall monarch migration peaks.

Typical bloom Jul–Nov

Hardy Hibiscus is a native perennial with enormous, dinner-plate-sized blooms that open fresh daily through summer.

Typical bloom Jun–Sep

Holy Basil (Tulsi) is a fast-growing, fragrant culinary and medicinal herb with spicy, clove-scented leaves.

An iconic tallgrass prairie grass with shimmering copper-bronze seed plumes that dominate the fall landscape.

Typical bloom Jul–Oct

A native prairie grass with striking fall color that shifts from blue-green to fiery red and copper.

Typical bloom Aug–Nov

A native blue-violet sage with a long bloom season and one of the best pollinator draws in North Texas.

Typical bloom May–Oct

Mesa Azure Salvia is a compact, hummingbird-friendly subshrub with lavender-purple blooms from spring through fall.

Typical bloom Apr–Nov

Mexican Bush Sage is a heat-tolerant perennial with velvety purple flower spikes that put on their best show from late summer into fall.

Typical bloom Aug–Nov

A fragrant, edible herb with golden marigold-like blooms from late summer through the first frost.

Typical bloom Aug–Nov

A compact, non-spreading lantana with nonstop solid gold blooms from spring through the first frost.

Typical bloom May–Nov

Northern Sea Oats is a native shade-loving grass with bamboo-like foliage and dangling oat-like seed heads that persist through winter.

Typical bloom Jul–Sep

Pink Skullcap is a tidy, drought-tolerant subshrub with vivid pink blooms nearly continuously from May through October.

Typical bloom May–Oct

A fast-spreading native groundcover with bright purple blooms that opens the pollinator season each spring.

Typical bloom Mar–Jun

Pride of Barbados is a fast-growing tropical-look shrub with ruffled orange-red blooms that keep coming through the hottest summer months.

Typical bloom Jun–Oct

Purple Heart is a fast-growing, nearly foolproof groundcover with vivid violet foliage that intensifies in full sun.

Typical bloom May–Oct

A native vine with extraordinary tropical-looking flowers, edible summer fruit, and a role as monarch-adjacent butterfly host.

Typical bloom May–Sep

A soft-leaved, drought-proof native accent plant with towering coral-red blooms that hummingbirds visit all season.

Typical bloom May–Oct

A native flowering tree that opens in a spectacular wave of pink-magenta blooms before its leaves emerge each spring.

Typical bloom Mar

A tough, rock-garden native with brilliant red blooms that peak during the hottest part of summer.

Typical bloom Apr–Oct

A hibiscus-like native perennial that blooms almost continuously from April through November.

Typical bloom Apr–Nov

Gallon currently sold out

A fast-growing native shrub that forms a dense, bird-filled privacy screen with spring blooms and summer berries.

Typical bloom Apr–Jun

The Texas state grass, prized for its neat clumps and distinctive dangling seed spikes from summer through winter.

Typical bloom May–Sep

Silver ponyfoot is a low, trailing groundcover with silky silver leaves. It forms a dense mat that tolerates heat, drought, and lean soil.

Typical bloom Apr–Sep

Society Garlic is a deer-resistant perennial with garlic-scented foliage and sweet, star-shaped lilac-pink blooms from early summer through fall.

Typical bloom May–Nov

A fast-growing, aromatic native evergreen that screens quickly and thrives in wet or damp spots other shrubs can't handle.

Typical bloom Mar–Apr

Spearmint is a fast-spreading, fragrant culinary herb prized fresh for teas, cocktails, and cooking.

Spider Plant is a fast-growing, pet-safe houseplant with arching variegated leaves and dangling baby plantlets.

Typical bloom May–Sep

Swamp Milkweed is a moisture-loving native perennial with fragrant pink blooms and essential value as a monarch butterfly host plant.

Typical bloom Jun–Sep

Switch Grass is a native ornamental grass with blue-green summer foliage, fiery fall color, and dramatic winter seed heads.

Tangerine Beauty crossvine is a vigorous native vine with clusters of orange-red, trumpet-shaped flowers in spring. It climbs by tendrils and draws hummingbirds from spring into summer.

Typical bloom Apr–Sep

A rare, vividly red-flowered native sage that hummingbirds seek out from spring through fall.

Typical bloom May–Oct

Texas kidneywood is a native shrub with fine, aromatic foliage and fragrant white flower spikes that draw butterflies and bees from spring through fall. It thrives in heat, drought, and rocky soil.

Typical bloom May–Oct

A tough, long-blooming native shrub with multi-colored flower clusters that draw butterflies from May through frost.

Typical bloom May–Nov

Texas mountain laurel is a slow-growing native evergreen with glossy leaves and violet flower clusters that smell like grape soda each spring. It is very drought tolerant and thrives in heat and rocky soil.

Typical bloom Mar–Apr

Texas Prickly Pear is a sculptural native cactus with bright yellow spring blooms and edible purple-red fruit, thriving on neglect.

Typical bloom May–Jun

A silver-leaved native shrub that erupts in surprise blooms after every rain — the legendary "barometer bush."

Typical bloom Jun–Oct

Texas wisteria is a native, twining vine that carries lilac-purple flower clusters in spring on new growth. It is a well-mannered alternative to the aggressive Asian wisterias.

Typical bloom Apr–Jun

A shade-loving native perennial with distinctive spiraled red blooms that flower nonstop from late spring through fall.

Typical bloom May–Nov

Variegated Yucca 'Color Guard' is an extremely cold-hardy, low-maintenance accent plant with bold cream-and-green striped foliage year-round.

Typical bloom Jun–Jul

A fast, adaptable native vine with brilliant crimson fall color and berries that feed dozens of bird species.

Typical bloom May–Jun

A fast-growing, drought-tough flowering tree with long lavender-blue spikes that bloom right through the hottest part of summer.

Typical bloom May–Nov

A fragrant native honeysuckle vine that draws hummingbirds in spring and songbirds to its berries in fall.

Typical bloom Mar–May

A show-stopping native penstemon with oversized lavender-pink blooms that open early in spring.

Typical bloom Apr–Jun

A fast-spreading native groundcover with vivid magenta cup-shaped blooms every spring.

Typical bloom Apr–Jun

A low, mat-forming Hill Country native prized as a tough groundcover for rocky, sun-baked spots where little else thrives.

Typical bloom Apr–Jun · Sep–Oct

A tough, free-blooming native subshrub that covers itself in small orange-yellow daisies from late spring clear through fall.

Typical bloom May–Nov