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Field of Wildflowers - 05-22-2008, 09:04 PM


Does anyone know of a field of wildflowers, any kind as long as they are pretty, sunflowers would be nice, around DFW?

I've read a few threads about south of Dallas and bluebonnets, but it's late for that, plus I'd like to find something on the north side of the metroplex if I could.

This is for early June, and I will be honest, I'm not up-to-date on the blooming schedules of flowers in Texas, other than bluebonnets.
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05-22-2008, 09:44 PM


I saw a really nice field of wildflowers today near the Dallas Tax Office in Richardson, TX... near Twilight Trail and Custer. (Might be closer to Twilight and Lindale, not sure)
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Call the Fort Worth Nature Center. Don't remember any field of flowers but there might be and they are WAY closer to Azle than Plan Zero (Plano)
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WAY closer to Azle than Plan Zero (Plano)
Actually, for reasons that I didn't address in my post, those are exactly the two towns that I'm hoping to find a location between. I was puzzled at first as to how you figured that out.:-)

Thanks to both for the suggestions.
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