Texas flora

Texas flora is incredibly diverse, reflecting its range of climates and landscapes. From desert plants like yucca and agave to lush forests with oaks and pines, the state hosts a wide variety of plant life. Prairie grasses, wildflowers such as bluebonnets and Indian paintbrush, and coastal mangroves thrive alongside wetlands and mountains. This rich plant diversity supports local wildlife, stabilizes ecosystems, and contributes to Texas’s distinctive natural beauty. Whether in arid regions or lush forests, the flora plays a crucial role in maintaining the health and character of the state's environment.