Friends of Copperfield Nature Trails

The Copperfield Nature Trails is part of the Walnut Creek greenbelt and is located in the transitional zone between Edwards Plateau and Blackland Prairie ecoregions. The greenbelt features grass lands, wood lands, three large ponds, an extensive limestone basin, and several tributaries that feed into Walnut Creek.  There are many plants found in the greenbelt.  Click here to view a slideshow or click a thumbnail to view a larger image.

If you have greenbelt plant photos to add, please send them to contact@copperfieldtrails.org. 

Wildflowers at Blakeney Entrance	Lantana	Prairie Verbena	Rain Lily before bloom
Indian Blanket	Mexican Hat	Sunflower	Crossvine
Agarita	Dewberry	Wildflower	Flowers in Limestone area
Virginia Creeper	Native Plum	Rain Lily in bloom	Antelope Horn
Foxglove	Ferns	Kidneywood	Tooth Ache Tree
Prickly Pear Cactus	Palm tree	Turk's cap (not in bloom)	Inland Sea Oats
	Invasives and Nuisance Plants...
Tallow seedlings	Ragweed	Johnson Grass

For more information about invasive plants, download the Invasive Plant Field Guide from http://www.ci.austin.tx.us/growgreen/plants.htm