Photo by Pam Rendall-Bass |
The Butterfly Garden Located across the parking lot from the Visitor Center, the garden features one-quarter acre of lovely Texas native plants. The plants in the garden were specially chosen to serve as nectar sources or host plants for butterflies, hummingbirds, and other pollinators. All of the paths and a footbridge with handrails are accessible and ADA compliant. |
Butterfly Garden Walks Enjoy the Butterfly Garden at Hagerman NWR! During the months of May through September, garden docents are on hand during scheduled garden walks to help visitors identify the native plants and the visiting butterflies. Literature on plants and butterflies will be available, as well as close-focus binoculars to zoom in on the beautiful butterflies! Registration is optional, come and go or come and stay - free. |
Butterfly Garden Docents
Do you love butterflies and native plants? Do you enjoy being outdoors and meeting new people? If so, then consider joining a group of volunteers who serve as docents in the Butterfly Garden at Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge.
Email info@friendsofhagerman.org for more information, or simply come to a garden docent meeting scheduled between March and October.
We'd love to meet you!
Information About Native Plants:
Helpful Links Native Plant List for Grayson County: An extensive list of plants known to host various butterflies. How to Build a Butterfly Garden |
Calling All Gardeners!
Love to work in the garden? Come and help us add plants, pull weeds and spread mulch in our beautiful butterfly garden. Bring your own tools and gloves, and join our team. The minimum age is 18, or 16 if accompanied by parent/volunteer. Garden volunteers get first dibs on thinned plants as well as access to seeds and cuttings for propagation. Contact Us for dates, times and details.
Founding Sponsors of the Butterfly Garden Emperor Dr. and Mrs. Carlos Araoz Dr. Hugh Garnett, Jetta Operating Company Monarch Drs. Peter and Helen Schulze Dr. Carlos Araoz, In Memory of Eulalia Araoz National Fish & Wildlife Foundation Swallowtail H. S. (Bert) and Lana Caswell Garcia Clara Blackford Smith & W. Aubrey Smith Charitable Foundation The Nancy Ruth Fund, in Memory of Sally Warden The Oliver Dewey Mayor Foundation Painted Lady Prairie and Timbers Audubon Society, in Memory of Sally Warden Dick and Sue Malnory Trinity Forks Chapter, Native Plant Society of Texas Sherman Garden Club Barbara and Wilbur Powell Larry and Helen Vargus Sue and Joe Abernathy Grayson County Master Gardeners, In Memory of Jessie Gunn Stephens Queen Cathy and John Van Bebber, Drs. Jerry Lincecum and Peggy Redshaw Derek and Sandra Miller Tom and Jean Flick, Landmark Bank Fritillary Gary and Lee Hatfield Doug and Sue Raasch Marilyn Pickens George and Laura Cooper Ann and Ed Supina John and Barbara Denton Jim and Nancy Russell American Bank of Texas Becky Goodman, In Memory of Bob Hamilton Maggie Goodman, In Memory of Gary Goodman Ron and Diane Varley Chuck and Donna Rogers Alan and Shirley Lusk Jon H. Kirk, Jr., In Memory of Jon H. Kirk Sr. PepsiCo Employee Engagement Fund Red Admiral Chuck and Kris Carlson Monica and Charles W. Muil, Jr. Sandra and Fred Freeman Brian and Michelle Blackmon Jon and Rosalee Jenkins Gary Kohls and Karen Niessing Mary J. Blanton Betty Sue Mollenhour Don Makinson Cynthia Brandt Richard and LuAnne Malnory Lou Ann and Larry Jackson Karen Rice and Chuck Voelker Pearce and Ann W. Bailey Caterpillar Betty and Michael Mitchell Jerry and Kay Bynum Anonymous Tim and Connie Bryant Vernon and Peggy Harlan Carolyn Kohls and Roger Mauermann Mia and Richard Munson Don and Kenlyn Lawrence Betty Hepner-Gaarder Sustaining Sponsors Dr. Jorge Araoz |
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Kroger: Stop by the customer service desk at Kroger and link your Kroger Card to the Friends of Hagerman: the Friends will get rewards for every dollar you spend, at no cost to you.
Please add info@friendsofhagerman.org to your contacts to ensure delivery of registration confirmations, account information and the Featherless Flyer
See you at the refuge!