The DeWitt County Wildflower Association is a non-profit civic group which promotes the enjoyment and knowledge of wildflowers. DeWitt County's unique location in south-central Texas provides the perfect environment for over 1000 different species of native wildflowers which bloom throughout the year. Each of the native flowering plants has been catalogued by common name (e.g. "Bluebonnet"), scientific name (Lupinus texensis), and family name (Legume). Since many different species are blooming in April, the DeWitt County Wildflower Association invites the public to come and enjoy the beauty of "DeWitt County Lanes and Byways" during the month.

Just a typical DeWitt County Lane

Pink Phlox Standing Winecup Coreopsis

We invite you to come enjoy our flower-strewn countryside. We hope you will linger to enjoy the special flavor of DeWitt County -- the variety of its small towns, its stately old homes, its magnificent oak trees, the sweeping views of the valley of the Guadalupe River, and of course, its WILDFLOWERS.

DeWitt County Wildflower Association 124 E. Church Cuero, Texas Fax: (361) 275-6351 Phone: (361) 275-2112

cuero.org -- Cuero Chamber of Commerce Website

The Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
(Formerly the National Wildflower Research Center)

DeWitt County Wildflower Association Home Page

For more information, please mail us at info@dewittwildflowers.org

Download the Wildflower Brochure (in Adobe pdf format).

NEW!! Download the video clip for a sneak peek at what you can see when you tour DeWitt County (11 MB). (Special Thanks to Rex and Patty Smith of Littlebird Pictures for their work on the Video Clip)
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