
Muscari
Muscari armeniacum
Lupinus texensis
State flower of Texas with blue bonnets and white tips. Spring roadside icon. Symbol of Texas. Photo opportunities abundant. Lupine family. Protected in some areas.
Spring
Temperate
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Stays fresh for 4 to 6 days
when properly cared for
Light, sweet, grape-like fragrance
Seeds and foliage contain alkaloids - can cause digestive upset
State flower of Texas since 1901
Texans take bluebonnet photos so seriously its become a spring tradition
The white tip of each flower is said to honor the Alamo
Seeds can remain viable in soil for decades
Native to Texas and surrounding areas, the bluebonnet became the state flower in 1901 after lobbying by the Colonial Dames of America. Every spring, Texas highways burst with blue as millions of bluebonnets bloom, drawing visitors for family photos in the flowers - a beloved Texas tradition.
Scilla siberica