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Native Texas Plants - availability for 2009
(updated 06/07/09)
Welcome to our 23nd year of good work! Here's a heartfelt thank you to all our friends and customers who continue to support our efforts to preserve the botanical heritage of Texas. Wild populations of many native species are even more quickly disappearing under the pressure of development. At the same time, "big box" landscape centers invite us all to use plants that aren't meant for our local growing conditions. With the ongoing drought it is more important than ever to plant locally adapted species.
Our choices make a difference in the environment and the lives of those around us. So thanks again for buying local and buying our plants. And we urge you to support other small businesses in your community - as we do every day in our community.
Please email us for the latest stock availability list. Let us know if there is a particular native species you are interested in. We can see about adding it to our grow list or tell you whether or not it is already in stock. Be sure to check our "Top Plant Picks for Central Texas" page for a list of links to individual plant descriptions, photos, and habitat value.
You are welcome to come by the nursery any time you are in our area, as long as you call ahead. You'll find that your landscaping budget goes a lot farther here.We are open by appointment only but are flexible in accommodating your schedule.
We can also make recommendations for replacing plants on bids with better adapted substitutes. Call us to discuss your upcoming project or fax us your project plant list. Our phone/fax number is 512-353-3944.
Through the years, over a million Madrone Nursery propagated