Bar None Ranch: Ferns

July 08, 2015 by Travis Ward in Plant Hunt, Hill Country

When you're in the Texas Hill Country, you often don't think to look for all of the species of ferns that have made this region home. Ferns growing among cacti seems counter-intuitive. This site did not disappoint.

Double Eagle Ranch

January 14, 2015 by Travis Ward in Plant Hunt, Hill Country

Close friends of mine have a wild game ranch off of FM1431, east of Marble Falls in Burnet County. The tract is bordered on the south by the Colorado River and to the north lies the Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge. Located on the eastern edge of the Edwards Plateau, there is a large variety of flora found here between the limestone outcrops.

January 14, 2015 /Travis Ward

Yucca, treculeana, constricta, rupicola, Muhlenbergia, lindheimeri, Nolina, texana, lindheimeriana, Opuntia, phaeacantha, engelmannii, Agave, americana, Tetraneuris, scaposa, Mahonia, trifoliolata, Baccharis, neglecta, Dalea, frutescens, Quercus, Cheilanthes, alabamensis, Burnet County, Marble Falls, Colorado River, Balcones Canyonlands NWR, Edwards Plateau, Hill Country, Muhly, Four Nerve Daisy, Agarita, Sacahuista, Prickly Pear, Texas, Native, botany, botanical, horticulture, identification, double, eagle, ranch, marble, falls, texas

Plant Hunt, Hill Country

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