CHAPTER POSTS

Our monthly meeting on April 21, 2026 featured Cyrus Harp, author of Native Food Plants of Texas:  An Austin Forager’s Guide Based on Indigenous Knowledge. 

The NPSOT Lindheimers hosted a table at Dinosaur Day on Saturday, March 21st, 2026, at the Heritage Museum of the Texas Hill Country.  In addition

The Lindheimer Chapter’s March meeting featured Andrea Julian with the Central Texas Mycological Society on the topic “Mycology 101 and Texas Native Mushrooms.”  Presented via

The NPSOT Lindheimers hosted a table at the Monarch & Friends Pollinator Fiesta at the Guadalupe River State Park on Saturday, March 14, 2026.  In

The Lindheimer Chapter’s February meeting featured Victoria Raven with Esperanza Vineyard and Esperanza Winery, speaking on native grapes.  Located in Blanco, Texas, at 115 Main

The evening of Tuesday, December 16th was a celebration of food and friends at the Lindheimer NPSOT chapter’s December meeting at Tye Preston Memorial Library. 

Our annual native plant seed exchange was held on Tuesday, November 18th, in the Casteel Room at Tye Preston Memorial Library.  Members and guests browsed

Mark your calendars for our annual native plant seed exchange.  WHEN:          Tuesday, November 18, 2025 WHERE:        Tye Preston Memorial Library, 16311 S. Access Road, Canyon

Tye Preston Memorial Library On Saturday, October 11, 2025, the Lindheimer Chapter NPSOT hosted Level 3 of the Native Landscape Certification Program, which covered the

Through the auspices of our Field Trip Coordinator Christina Campbell and the gracious consent of the chapter’s Plant of The Month Coordinator Leon Dominick, our

Saturday, September 27th, was a busy day at our Wildscapes Workshop held at the Tye Preston Memorial Library.   9:00 – 9:30 am  We set up