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Coreopsis and leaf-cutter bee by S. Westveer
InsectsPlants

Seeding Natives Beautify Landscapes, Sustain a Larger Biological Community

A Q&A to help recognize, select, and sow wildflower seeds for beauty and wildlife benefit (Photo: S. Westveer)

January 15, 2026

Adrena bee on fleabane flower
Insects

Winter Wildflowers: Don’t Mow, Let It Grow

Many of what we call weeds provide a valuable service for waking wildlife and untold beauty for us as spring arrives.
(Photo: S. Westveer)

February 17, 2023

Bluebonnets - Texas State Flower
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Texas Wildflowers

Spring is coming. Get out and view the wildflowers!

February 18, 2022

Indian blanket seedling, SCNP
NewsPlantsSeabourne Creek

Cold Snap Briefly Delays SCNP Wildflowers

TMNCPC member Susie Doe, who instructs interns about plants, says the winter basal rosettes take February cold in stride. Photo by Lynn Trenta.

March 4, 2021

Fawn Standing in Pocket Prairie
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Pocket Prairie: Helping Neighbors, Healing Minds

Text and Photo By Shannon Westveer, TMNCPC New Class Co-director. Condensed by TMNCPC Blogmaster Paula Dittrick. (Full article can be found in the TMNCPC June newsletter Coastal Prairie Chapter Courier.)… Read More →

July 6, 2020

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