When we think about flowers in the state of Texas, bluebonnets come to mind immediately. And rightfully so – their vibrant color lights up the hill country highways like nothing else in the world. But there’s another beautiful plant that deserves some recognition as well, and that plant is lavender. The lavender fields of Blanco are unlike anything I’ve ever seen before. It’s almost as if someone laid a blanket of purple on an entire patch of grass – take a look for yourself.
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Flickr/weblogsky We have more than just bluebonnets here in Texas! There are plenty of lavender farms in Central and West Texas where the beautiful purple plants extend as far as the eye can see - and you can even pick some to call your own!
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Flickr/fiftypercentchanceofrain A few such farms are Hill Country Lavender and Imagine Lavender Farms, both in Blanco, where the annual Blanco Lavender Festival is held every year in early June.
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Have you ever been to a lavender field in Texas?
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We have more than just bluebonnets here in Texas! There are plenty of lavender farms in Central and West Texas where the beautiful purple plants extend as far as the eye can see - and you can even pick some to call your own!
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A few such farms are Hill Country Lavender and Imagine Lavender Farms, both in Blanco, where the annual Blanco Lavender Festival is held every year in early June.
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