A demonstration garden of Texas native plants in Veterans Park, showing what yards and parks can look like when they are planted for pollinators and wildlife.
At a glance
- A five-acre wildscape inside Veterans Park
- Restored Eastern Cross Timbers habitat: riparian corridor, mini-prairie, woodland, and a seasonal wetland
- A demonstration garden showing how native plants conserve water and support pollinators
- Volunteer work days every Wednesday and the first Saturday of each month
A little history
The Wildscape was begun in 1994 by the Arlington Conservation Council and the Arlington Organic Garden Club. It honors Molly Hollar (1928–2024), the native-plant advocate who designed and tended it for decades. It is maintained today by Wildscape volunteers with the Native Plant Society of Texas.
What lives here
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1,334
species
6,153
observations
245
observers
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Oblique Streaktail
© sambiology
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Western Honey Bee
© sambiology
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Eastern Fox Squirrel
© sambiology
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Mourning Dove
© lynnwchen
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Little Brown Skink
© lynnwchen
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Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
© lynnwchen
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straggler daisy
© lynnwchen
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American beautyberry
© lynnwchen
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buttonbush
© lynnwchen
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Eastern Fox Squirrel
© lynnwchen
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Tievine
© lynnwchen
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cowpen daisy
© lynnwchen
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