TEMPLE, TX WILDFLOWER CAPITAL

Wildflower Season

Wildflower season in Temple, Texas, is a beautiful time when local parks, hiking trails, and scenic routes come alive. From March to May, visitors can enjoy colorful displays of bluebonnets, Indian paintbrushes, buttercups, and other wildflowers.

Lupinus texensis, also known as the Texas Bluebonnet, grows in Central Texas and is the most commonly known. Temple, Texas was designated the Wildflower Capital of Texas in 1989 with the House Concurrent Resolution No 73, at the 71st Legislature, Regular Session

Wildflower Capital

Temple, Texas was designated the Wildflower Capital of Texas in 1989 with the House Concurrent Resolution No. 73, at the 71st Legislature, Regular Session.

Wildflower Tips

Enjoying wildflowers can be a wonderful activity, but it's important to be aware of the potential hazards and follow safety tips to ensure a safe and fun time in the great outdoors. Here are some tips to keep in mind:

1. Know the area: Research where you plan to photograph and view wildflowers. Be cautious about taking photos off the highway.

2. Stay on designated trails: Avoid walking on delicate wildflowers. Respect private property.

3. Protect yourself from the sun: Wear a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen.

4. Bring plenty of water: Stay hydrated.

5. Be mindful of wildlife: Beware of dangerous wildlife, such as snakes or venomous insects. Wear appropriate footwear.