Put a Bluebonnet on it!

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department sent this bulletin at 04/02/2014 10:00 AM CDT

The bluebonnets are blooming now! Capture that flower power with a bluebonnet license plate.
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It’s that time of year again!

There is nothing better in the springtime than the view driving down a Texas highway seeing miles of beautiful, blooming bluebonnets. Capture that flower power when you put a bluebonnet license plate from Texas Parks and Wildlife on your vehicle!

Get a Bluebonnet license plate for your vehicle, motorcycle, RV or boat trailer. The plate cost $30*, and $22 of every purchase goes directly to Texas Parks and Wildlife to help preserve the unique natural beauty of more than 90 state parks across Texas.

Show what drives you and order your plates today—they’ll be ready in just a few weeks! Or, see www.ConservationPlate.org for more information.

If you really LOVE Texas bluebonnets…

See Your Bluebonnet License Plate Funded Projects
Here's what's blooming in Texas State Parks (on Pinterest)
Find updates on the state's best wildflower-viewing areas from TxDMV: call 800-452-9292
Texas State Parks Welcoming Spring Blooms (TPWD website)
Visit The Official Bluebonnet Festival of Texas, as declared by the Texas Legislature, in Chappell Hill, this April 12-13.
Brush up on your bluebonnet trivia at http://bit.ly/TxBluebonnets

*Yearly fee in addition to regular vehicle registration fees.

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tpwd.texas.gov

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