The Texas State Flower. Hardy plants that rarely suffer from insect or disease problems. Show your Texas pride with this Texas tradition.

Evergreen, dark green leaves, usually with a single, less-sharp spine at the tip.  Produces heavy, bright red berries in fall and winter that persist on the plant, attracting birds.

Evergreen, dark green leaves, usually with a single, less-sharp spine at the tip.  Produces heavy, bright red berries in fall and winter that persist on the plant, attracting birds.

A versatile, low-maintenance evergreen perennial featuring sword-like, white-striped green foliage. Growing 1–3 ft. tall, it excels in partial shade, is drought-tolerant once established, and thrives in zones 8-11.

A highly versatile, diverse genus of over 150 species of deciduous or evergreen shrubs, renowned for their spring flowers, attractive berries, and strong autumn foliage color. Ranging from 4 to 15 feet tall, these hardy plants prefer full sun to partial shade, well-drained soil, and are excellent for screens, hedges, or foundation plantings.

Now is the time to plant. The best selection of the year. Choose from apples, peaches, pears, and plums. All varieties selected and recommended for this area.