Wild Gingers, Hexastylis and Asarum, in North CarolinaWild Gingers, Hexastylis and Asarum, in North Carolina
By Jean Woods It was a foggy, wet, early morning in 2006 as I gathered with several others to begin{...}
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Do You Have Enough – or Too Much Pycnanthemum incanum?Do You Have Enough – or Too Much Pycnanthemum incanum?
By Pat Holder Mountain-mints are a nearly unmatched food source for a wide array of insects. Bees, butterflies, and other{...}
Wildlife Conservation Land Program: Property Tax Deferment to Benefit our Native SpeciesWildlife Conservation Land Program: Property Tax Deferment to Benefit our Native Species
By John Isenhour Unless you are in the legal field, a legislator or a law enforcement officer, you probably do{...}
We Advocate for Native Plants at Nursery & Landscape’s Green & Growin’ EventWe Advocate for Native Plants at Nursery & Landscape’s Green & Growin’ Event
By Sarah Flores Every year the NCNPS advocates for native plants at the largest green industry event in the southeast,{...}
Save the DateSave the Date
By NCNPS Two popular events for members, Spring Hikes and Annual Picnic are detailed through emails and on ncwildflower.org. Spring{...}
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