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Neighborhood Plants
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Neighborhood Plants

Neighborhood Plants Video Series brings the rangelands to our neighbors! Each month, we’ll bring you a new video to help you explore the diversity of Texas plants from your own “backyard”.

 

Crowpoison

Crowpoison – a native forb that grows in neighborhoods and rangelands in many Texas counties. Crowpoison is one of the first plants to emerge and flower. In fact, it may be seen blooming almost every month of the year. So it provides an important nectar source for insects, bees, and butterflies.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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