The Native Agenda logo featuring a dandelion illustration and the text 'native plants & seeds'
Close-up of fuzzy, off-white woolly oak leaf galls clustered on a thin branch with soft green leaves in warm, natural light.
Clusters of small, bright magenta flowers blooming directly from a dark tree branch.

A local source for West Texas native plants & seeds.

What is The Native Agenda?

We are dedicated to greening West Texas through education and conservation. Our passion is to provide the community with access to native plants, wildflower seeds, and expert guidance on water-wise landscaping. Whether you want to support local pollinators or create a drought-tolerant garden, we offer the resources and knowledge you need to succeed in our unique climate.

A photo of the couple Matt and Amanda Green sitting on a bench holding their certification of completion for the Native Agenda.

See what’s Sprouting!

Wooden "Free Seed Library" box on a post with a glass door containing seed packets and Monarch Waystation brochures. Three small pots labeled "Passion Vine" sit on a stone ledge in the foreground.
A close-up of a vibrant red and yellow Blanket Flower surrounded by soft green leaves and dried seed heads.
Spiny orange and black caterpillar on a green leaf.
A black butterfly with white and orange spots resting on a fuzzy light purple Gregg’s Mistflower bloom.
Slender stems of pink Salvia flowers reaching upward against a light-colored brick wall.
A bright orange caterpillar with black spines curled inside a green passionflower bud in a garden.
A newly emerged Gulf Fritillary butterfly hanging upside down from a metal trellis next to its empty chrysalis.
A massive pink Hardy Hibiscus flower with a dark red center blooming against a wooden fence.

The Native Agenda Seed Libraries

It’s dangerous to go alone!

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