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We love gardening, and landscaping, and East Texas is a great place for that pasttime!
Our interests include not only common flower varieties such as Pansies, Begonias, Irises, Daffodils, Impatiens and Zinnias, but also wildflowers and ferns.
We are in the process of assembling a fairly complete photo spread of some East Texas flowers ... see our photo gallery of flowers below.
Tyler is the Rose Capital of America, the location of the Tyler Rose Garden, the nation's largest municipal rose garden, and the site of the Annual Tyler Rose Festival held each October.
A highlight of the spring season in East Texas is the 8-mile long Tyler Azalea Trail guiding visitors through neighborhoods of brick streets, residential gardens and historic homes.
If you love flowers, you might enjoy our photo gallery of East Texas Butterflies showcasing Swallowtails, Monarchs, and Painted Ladies, to name a few.
Our gallery of East Texas Birds is perfect for backyard nature lovers to explore, featuring bluebirds, woodpeckers, buntings, goldfinches, roadrunners, hawks, and much more.
Are you a hummingbird lover like us? Check out the photos and hummingbird videos in our Texas Hummingbird Gallery.
Be sure to view the Helen Lee Daffodil Garden photo gallery showcasing millions of beautiful daffodils that bloom each spring near Gladewater.
Shown here are a few quick favorites ... we'll get more posted from our archives shortly ... so visit again soon.
Azaleas blooming in the spring in Texas
Daffodils
Giant Swallowtail Butterflies on Zinnias
Dogwoods in Spring in Texas
Sunflower Blooms
Sunflowers in Texas
Bracken Ferns in Texas Woods
Colorful Maple Leaves in the Fall in Tyler Texas
Texas Pokeweed
Texas Portulaca
Texas Lantana
Texas Zinnia
Texas Zinnia
Texas Pansy blooming in the spring
Red Impatiens
Pink Knockout Roses blooming in Tyler, Texas
Texas Zinnia bud about to bloom
Wild, native Coral Honeysuckle in Texas
Bluebonnets and Paintbrushes ... plentiful most springs around East Texas
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