Native Plant Organizations in Texas

Promotes native plant landscaping and bird habitat in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Fort Worth Botanic Garden features native Texas plants and offers education on water-wise native plant gardening.

Preserves and restores riparian habitats and native vegetation along Texas waterways.

Protects the natural resources and heritage of the Texas Hill Country through conservation of native habitats.

Manages sanctuaries with native plant restoration and offers education on native plants for bird habitat.

The state botanical garden of Texas, dedicated to inspiring the conservation of native plants. Features extensive native plant gardens and research programs.

Promoting research, conservation and use of native plants and plant habitats of Texas.

Features extensive collections of native Texas plants and offers programs on native plant landscaping.

Texas A&M University Extension Master Gardener program trains volunteers in Texas gardening and native plant landscaping across diverse regions.

Supports land trusts across Texas protecting native habitats from prairies to coastal wetlands.

Texas A&M University Extension Master Gardener program.

Promotes native plant use for bird and pollinator habitat in Central Texas.

Wild Ones chapter serving the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.