Native Plants

There's something different happening with plants’ response to this year’s drought in Texas. TPR contributor Daniel Ramirez spoke with woodland ecologist Karl Flocke of the Texas A&M Forest Service to find out what he's noticing.

For decades, American cities paved the way for population growth with more … pavement. But in recent years, planners have recognized the importance of…

Though it still feels like summer in Texas, believe it or not, it's time to plant your winter garden. What do you need to know to get started or keep your…

From spring blooms to classical music to a squeezebox competition, your weekend is here. Temperatures on Saturday are expected to reach the 90s and San…

The state’s expanding population, coupled with more extreme flooding events and drought cycles, is creating short-term management challenges and long-term…

From Selena to Native Plants to Scottish Highland Games, there's a lot going on this weekend. Tonight, Angela Martinez says you should head downtown."Yes,…

It’s the most misunderstood cactus in Texas – Peyote. For thousands of years before the arrival of the European it was a sacred plant for the original…

There’s lots of buzz about plans for a new park overlooking the Mission Reach. The $10 million plan for Confluence Park, to be situated at the confluence…