2021 TEXAS WILDFLOWER AND BLUEBONNET SIGHTINGS REPORT

• 0 - Poor: very few wildflowers; not recommended
• 1 - Below Average: some scattered patches
• 2 - Average: light coverage
• 3 - Good: moderate coverage
• 4 - Very Good: some areas of heavy coverage
• 5 - Excellent: common areas of heavy to solid coverage; MUST SEE

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WILDFLOWER VIEWING GUIDE

• 1. Don’t trample or pick the wildflowers. Most wildflowers are annuals, meaning they need to produce seed to come back in following years. Walking, driving or sitting on bluebonnets or other wildflowers kills them, preventing them from reseeding and ever coming back.
• 2. Don’t trespass. Over 98% of land in Texas is privately owned. Unless you are in a city, county, state or national park, you are on private land. Stay behind the fence or on the right-of-way. Trespassing is against the law and can result in arrest or worse, being shot.
• 3. Use caution. Pull over a safe distance from traffic. Be on the lookout for snakes, fire ants, bees, thorns, poison ivy, and holes in the ground. High vegetation also may harbor chiggers and ticks.
• 4. Enjoy. Texas has a lot of beauty that should not be taken for granted. Take time to stop and smell the wilflowers!

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