Mostly Texas Natives Nursery

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Specializing in tough and tolerant Texas plants

Thank you for visiting Mostly Texas Natives Nursery. We have dozens of native and adapted plants that suit the climate of Texas and the Southern states. 

We suspend shipping in summer when it becomes too hot to safely mail plants. Visit us again in mid-September, when we again start shipping.

However, we are open for Dallas-area residents who can come by to pick up plants. (Call us at 214-404-3154 or e-mail us at mostlytxnatives@yahoo.com before coming out to make sure we are around.)

We are a mail-order nursery specializing in Texas native and adapted perennials, including many unusual and some rare species. Our plants are beautiful (to us, at least), low-maintenance, mostly drought-tolerant and heat-resistant.

We are an organic nursery, using no chemical pesticides, fertilizers or fungicides. Our plants come from seed or cuttings that we grow ourselves.

Click on 'Plant list' at upper left for plants we sell. A link to a spreadsheet of plants available this week will be on that page. Thank you for visiting.

To contact us, e-mail us: mostlytxnatives@yahoo.com

Click here to see what plants are available this week.

Click on 'Plant list' at upper left for plants we sell. A spreadsheet of plants available this week will be on that page.

Want to pick up your plants?

We are not open to walk-in traffic, but if you live in driving distance, you may pick up plants and avoid shipping charges. However, you must contact me to tell me when you plan to stop by to ensure that I am available.

e-mail: mostlytxnatives@yahoo.com

 

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Our plants grow outside as much as possible, which we believe makes them stronger than strictly greenhouse-grown plants. They not only develop a better root system, but they also receive the benefit of rain instead of city water when possible. (This being Texas, however, some irrigation of newly grown plants is a given.) We do protect cuttings, seedlings and newly potted plants from cold during our relatively short winters.

Phone: (214) 404-3154 (C)

 

Top right: 'Augusta Duelberg' Salvia

Bottom right: A 4.5-inch Perennial Pot,our most-common size, held by a guy with big hands.


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