1. Kidneywood — Eysenhardtia texana
2. Evergreen Sumac — Rhus virens
3. Cedar Elm — Ulmus crassifolia
4. Twist-leaf Yucca — Yucca rupicola
5. Texas Prickly-pear — Opuntia lindheimeri
6. Hog-plum — Colubrina texensis
7. Texas Sotol — Dasylirion texanum
8. Honey Mesquite — Prosopis glandulosa
9. Agarita — Berberis trifoliolata
10. Eve's Necklace — Sophora affinis
11. Plateau Live Oak — Quercus fusiformis
12. Mountain Cedar (male) — Juniperus ashei
13. Hackberry — Celtis laevigata
14. Texas Persimmon — Diospyros texana
15. Greenbrier — Smilax bona-nox
16. Mexican Buckeye — Ungnadia speciosa
17. Eastern Gamagrass — Tripsacum dactyloides
18. Texas Red Oak — Quercus buckleyi
19. Shin Oak — Quercus sinuata var. breviloba
20. Bear-grass — Nolina texana
21. Turk's Cap — Malvaviscus drummondii
22. Texas Redbud — Cercis canadensis var. texensis
23. Escarpment Cherry — Prunus serotina var. eximia
24. Gum Bumelia — Bumelia lanuginosa
25. Shrubby Boneset — Eupatorium havanense
26. Carolina Buckthorn — Rhamnus caroliniana
27. Fragrant Sumac — Rhus aromatica
28. Catclaw — Acacia roemeriana
29. Shrubby Croton — Croton fruticulosus
30. Poison Ivy or Poison Oak — Toxicodendron radicans
31. Silk Tassle — Garrya lindheimeri
32. Mountain Cedar (female) — Juniperus ashei
33. Flame-leaf Sumac — Rhus copallina var. lanceolata
34. Lindheimer's Senna — Cassia lindheimeri
35. Mountain Grape — Vitis monticola
36. Pink Mimosa — Mimosa borealis
37. Tickle-tounge — Zanthoxylum hirsutum
38. Elbow-bush — Forestiera pubescens

The trail markers may be found along portions of the Cedar Flats and Shady Creek trails, as well as along parts of the natural surfaced sections of the H illview and Yucca trails. Each marker designates an example of Texas Hill Country Vegetation.

You can print this list and bring it to the park as a trail guide.