• AAEMG Member Login
Albuquerque Area Extension Master Gardener Program
  • Home
  • News
  • Events & Program Info
      • Back
      • Event Calendar
      • Become a Master Gardener!
      • AAEMG Gardening Classes
  • Resources
      • Back
      • NMSU Publications
      • "Down To Earth" - Albuquerque's Gardening Guide
      • Albuquerque Gardening Calendar
      • Master Gardener HOTLINE
      • Master Gardener PUBLIC LIBRARY PROGRAM
      • Soil, Water and Plant Testing
      • "HOW TO" Videos
      • Water-Wise Plant Selectors
      • Gardening Articles and Videos
      • ABCWUA 505 Outside
      • Bernco Residential Rainwater Harvesting
      • USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map
  • Useful Links
  • FAQs
      • Back
      • Summer FAQs
      • Fall FAQs
      • Winter FAQs
      • Spring FAQs
  • Ask an Expert
      • Back
      • Ask an Expert By Phone
      • Ask an Expert Online

Useful Links

NATIVE PLANTS AND WILDFLOWERS

More and more landscapes are incorporating native plants and wildflowers in their design.  Learn about New Mexico and southwestern U.S. natives here, as well as getting information on when and where to see them putting on their best  displays "in the wild".  

  • Kansas Wildflowers & Grasses

    While the site says "Kansas" it contains lots of info on tall grass prairie plants.  This site is maintained by Michael Haddock, author of Wildflowers & Grasses of Kansas, A Field Guide. 

  • New Mexico Flora

    Photos of New Mexico and Southwestern US wildflowers and native plants

  • New Mexico Rare Plants (UNM)

    List compiled by UNM of rate plants found in the state.  Can be searched by common and/or scientific name, photos and data

  • Vascular Plants of the Gila Wilderness (WNMU)
  • Wildflowers (U. of Texas)

    This is the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center web site.  It contains photos of and information about  wildflowers including peak viewing times in selected locations.  The site includes numerous data bases including one containing almost 17,000 photos.

  • Wild plants in city gardens are defying expectations and keeping urban biodiversity alive and surprising.
  • Plant native: comparing biodiversity benefits, ecosystem services provisioning, and plant performance of native and non-native plantsin urban horticulture

Albuquerque Area Extension Master Gardeners
1510 Menaul Boulevard NW
Albuquerque, NM 87107
505-243-1386
Questions about this website?
Click here to contact the website director.
© 2026 Albuquerque Area Extension Master Gardeners. All Rights Reserved.
  • Admin Login