Texas' Annual Lavender Festival Belongs On Your Springtime Bucket List
Katie Lawrence
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We simply adore Texas Hill Country, especially because it’s a hotbed for lavender farms, and they’ll be in full bloom very soon. And during the late spring, it’s home to the annual Blanco Lavender Festival which celebrates the whimsical herb each year. It’s an experience you’ll never forget, so come with us to enjoy live music, food, handmade lavender products, and more, at one of the most fragrant spring festivals in Texas.
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Now you see why this is one of our favorite spring festivals in Texas! For more information, visit the festival’s Blanco Lavender Festival website or be sure to follow Blanco Lavender Festival Facebook page.
Have you ever been to the Blanco Lavender Festival? If so, we’d love to hear all about your experience! For more breathtaking springtime blooms, check out Get Lost In This Beautiful 20-Acre Wildflower Farm In Texas.
If you would like to stay for all 3 days of the festival, we found a hotel in Blanco that would be the perfect base camp after a day of fun.
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Spring In Texas
Are there more spring festivals in Texas that belong on my list?
Aside from the Blanco Lavender Festival there are a lot more spring festivals in Texas that you would enjoy. From food festivals to flower festivals, and more, these are some of the best spring festivals in Texas that you shouldn’t miss:
- Red Poppy Festival, Georgetown
- Poteet Strawberry Festival, Poteet
- Dogwood Trails Celebration, Palestine
- Bluebonnet Trails & Festival, Ennis
- Main Street Arts Festival, Fort Worth
- Wildflower Arts and Crafts Festival, Salado
- Bayou City Art Festival, Houston
- National Polka Festival, Ennis
- Steampunk Festival, Galveston
- Brick Fest Live, Various Cities
Visit our website to discover more spring festivals in Texas.
Where else can I see flowers in Texas in spring?
If you want to frolic in fields of wildflowers or pick your own blooms, these are some of the best places to see flowers in Texas:
- Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden, Dallas
- East Texas Flower Farm, Longview
- LBJ Wildflower Center, Austin
- Lone Star Flower Farm, Dalby Springs
- Texas-Tulips, LLC, Pilot Point
- San Antonio Botanical Garden, San Antonio
- Poston Gardens, Waxahachie
- Sweet Berry Farm, Marble Falls
- Willow City Loop, Fredericksburg
- Fort Worth Botanic Garden, Fort Worth
- Shangri La Botanical Gardens and Nature Center, Orange
Be sure to read our previous article to discover more places to see flowers in Texas in spring.
What are some fun attractions in Texas in spring?
If you’re searching for things to do in the spring, here are some fun attractions in Texas that we recommend:
- Wild Stallion Vineyards, Spring
- Hermann Park Japanese Garden, Houston
- Aquarium At Moody Gardens, Galveston
- East Texas Arboretum & Botanical Society, Athens
- Arbor Hills Nature Preserve, Plano
- Balanced Rock Trail, Big Bend National Park
- Cedar Ridge Preserve, Dallas
- Texas Discovery Gardens, Dallas
- San Antonio River Walk, San Antonio
- Enchanted Rock State Natural Area, Fredericksburg
- Zilker Botanical Garden, Austin
Check out our website to learn more about these fun attractions in Texas that are great in the spring.