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{...}
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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{...}
Thank you for your contributions to the NC Native Plant SocietyThank you for your contributions to the NC Native Plant Society
By Debra Murray We sincerely thank everyone who contributed to NCNPS in 2022. Your generous gifts help support our society’s{...}
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