🌷Spring at Pease Park
Spring at Pease Park brings sunshine, color, and a renewed sense of community. As flowers begin to bloom and the days stretch a little longer, the park comes alive with opportunities to explore, unwind, and connect. Whether you're here to relax, play, or discover something new, this guide highlights the very best of spring in the park.
🪻 Spring Plant Spotlight
Discover some of the native plants and wildflowers that make spring in Pease Park so vibrant:
Ciruela mexicana
One of the first signs of spring, this tree bursts into clusters of fragrant white blossoms before its leaves appear.
Standing Cypress
Tall spikes of bright red flowers that create a striking vertical pop and draw in hummingbirds.
Firewheel
A bold red-and-yellow wildflower that thrives in the Texas sun and attracts butterflies all season long.
Rock Rose
A small but vibrant pink bloom that opens in the sun and thrives in rocky, dry conditions.
Pink Ladies
Soft pink blooms that add a delicate touch of color to trails and open green spaces.
Bluebonnets
Texas’ most iconic wildflower, painting the landscape in brilliant shades of blue each spring.
Blue Eye
Tiny blue-and-white flowers that spread like a soft carpet across shaded areas of the park.
Autumn Sage
A hardy shrub with bright red blooms that provide color and attract pollinators from spring through fall.
Redbuds
Delicate pink-purple blossoms that line the branches of this native tree, signaling the start of the season.
💦 Splash Pad Opening Timeline
Mark your calendars! The Splashpad will be open from May 10th through October 31st. This is a perfect and fun way for kids to cool off in the Texas heat.
Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
📸 Explore More on Flickr
Browse our full collection of spring moments. From wildflower blooms to community events on our Flickr.
🎉 Spring Events
Explore our upcoming events and discover engaging, community-centered experiences happening throughout the season.
