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The story behind Bluebonnets as the Texas state flower: aggie-horticulture
Planting, cultivating and fertilizing Bluebonnets from the Wildflower Center: www.wildflower2.org. This site covers such things as seed scarification, fertilizing and hints about germination and dormancy. Bluebonnet seeds are Texas Tough - not all sprout every year so they can tolerate drought (and some neglect). The bluebonnets will reseed each year after you plant them and become fuller and more beautiful!
Links to Bluebonnet Festivals in Texas - If you are travelling around Texas and looking for exciting events with local flavor and color, you should plan to visit some of the Bluebonnet Festivals and beautiful cities in Texas. Many festivals have parades, artisans, crafts, exhibits,food, live entertainment,childrens activities, dancing and more!
Chappell Hill Texas - the Official Texas Bluebonnet Festival - chappellhillmuseum.org
Burnet Texas Bluebonnet Festival - burnetchamber.org
Texas Bob's Travel Link to the Chappell Hill Festival - texasbob.com