Blue Bonnets are Legal to Pick in Texas

David Polanco
A previous resident of Del Rio Texas now living in the San Antonio. Currently President for Spyglass Hill Condominiums, and partnered with Emocium Inc.

Blue Bonnets are Legal to Pick in Texas

Apr 3rd, 2007 6:49:34 am - Subscribe
Mood: dizzy
Music: Rambo II Soundtrack Frank Stallone - Peace in Our Life

It's true. Bluebonnets, the state flower of Texas, are now legal to pick...but obviously not on ones private property.

Ever since I was a kid it has always been known to NEVER pick a Bluebonnet. Well now that has changed, it is now perfectly legal to pick the state flower of Texas. So Fox 29 San Antonio says.

WAIT! one freaking minute here. I was trying to find a source to back up my entry here, but I ended up stumbling upon this.

External Link

Texas Twisted | Is It Really Illegal to Pick the Bluebonnets? (Part 1)

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But is it true? Is it really illegal to pick bluebonnets?

"The answer is no," reads a press release from the Texas Department of Public Safety, the agency that encompasses the highway patrol and whose job it would be to enforce such legislation. "There is no law against picking our state flower."

The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) will give you the same answer. Bill Powell with the Public Information Office told Texas Twisted, "There is no legislation against picking wildflowers. It is, in fact, not illegal to pick wildflowers." And that includes bluebonnets. "It's an urban legend," he said.

Oh, now thats something.

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