Texas Wildflower Map: Best Bluebonnet Spots

0:00It's April 24th. From your city to your ears, this is El Paso News today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the Story. Texas Spring always sparks that big question. Where to find the best blue bonnets? The Texas Department of Transportation just dropped a new blooms across Texas layer on their statewide planning map to settle it. You can click right in and spot prime locations for blue bonnets, Indian paintbrushes, prairie verbina, and Indian blankets. Even Mark's 12-wile flower festival statewide, like the Red Poppy Festival in Georgetown, running Friday through Sunday, all flag with bird or insect icons. Big cities are lighting up to him. Austin Houston and Dallas leave for paintbrushes and blankets, while San Antonio's got solid prairie verbina coverage. Folks have turned this into a yearly ritual, chasing those fields for photos and family outings. The map pulls his intel from I Naturalist, a global database where everyday people upload sightings of plants and critters.

1:00Now Texans everywhere can plan their wild flower road trips without the guesswork. Grab the map and hit the blooms before they fade.