TOP 30 Butterfly gardening in Rio Grande City, Texas

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La Esperanza Del Rio Apartments is a charming residential community located at 315 Butterfly Garden Drive in Rio Grande City, Texas. Our apartments offer a peaceful and welcoming atmosphere, perfect for those seeking a comfortable and convenient place to call home. With a variety of floor plans to choose from, our residents can enjoy spacious living areas, modern amenities, and beautiful views of the surrounding area. Our community also features a swimming pool, fitness center, and lush landscaping for residents to enjoy. Come experience the tranquility and convenience of La Esperanza Del Rio Apartments today!

Las Casitas at Rancho Lomitas is a serene lodging institution located at 655 La Sagunada Road in Rio Grande City, Texas, United States. The first Fall 2019 public tour will be in October or November, so be sure to schedule your visit soon. The institution offers fully furnished casitas with a fully stocked kitchen, providing guests with a comfortable and relaxing stay surrounded by nature. For those interested in adding native plants to their landscape, Las Casitas at Rancho Lomitas has a variety of butterfly plants available, as well as quality deer browse for ranchers looking to enhance their property. Jim, the resident naturalist, has published numerous articles on the wildlife found in South Texas, providing guests with valuable insights into the local ecosystem.

Boca Chica Wildlife Refuge is a park and tourist attraction located at Boca Chica Boulevard in Brownsville, Texas, United States. The refuge is known for its diverse wildlife and habitats, including tidal flats, lomas, and native Tamaulipan brush. Visitors can spot a variety of bird species, including Reddish Egrets, Aplomado Falcons, and Chihuahuan Ravens. The refuge is also home to the endangered Ocelot, found only in South Texas. Additionally, visitors can explore the nearby Sabal Palm Sanctuary, which features a butterfly garden, walking trails, and observation decks overlooking the Rio Grande River. The sanctuary is operated by the Gorgas Science Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to conservation education. The Boca Chica Beach and USFWS Boca Chica Tract are also accessible from the refuge, offering opportunities to observe coastal grasslands, nesting shorebirds, and marine creatures. Visitors are advised to be mindful of wildlife and follow conservation guidelines while exploring the area.