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Native Plants for Container Gardens in Central Texas

Native Plants for Container Gardens in Central Texas by Andrea DeLong-Amaya, Director of Horticulture, Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center. These plants are all native to the Central Texas region and are especially useful in container gardens. If you live outside of Central Texas, these may or may not be native to your area.

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Manfreda maculosaFalse Aloe
Spice lily
Spice-Lily
Marsilea macropodaBigfoot water clover
Water clover
Clover-fern
Marsilea vestitaHairy water clover
Water clover
Melampodium leucanthumBlackfoot Daisy
Rock daisy
Plains blackfoot
Nemophila phacelioidesBaby blue-eyes
Flannel breeches
Large-flower baby-blue-eyes
Largeflower baby blue eyes
Texas baby blue eyes
Nolina lindheimerianaDevil's shoestring
Devil’s-shoestring
Ribbon grass
Nolina texanaTexas sacahuista
Texas beargrass
Basket grass
Sacahuista
Bunchgrass
Oenothera macrocarpaBigfruit evening-primrose
Missouri evening-primrose
Fluttermill
Big-fruit evening-primrose
Missouri Primrose
Packera obovataGolden groundsel
Roundleaf groundsel
Roundleaf ragwort
Squawweed
Penstemon baccharifoliusRock penstemon
Cut-Leaf Penstemon
Baccharis-leaf beardtongue
Beard Tongue
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