NCNPS 2022 Spring Newsletter

We Connect Plants, People, and Land

Welcome to our new Native Plant News (NPN) this month. Here you […]

Take a Hike and See Spring Beauty Connect to Grand Land

The Annual NCNPS Spring Outing for 2022 will take place […]

People Can Better the Land—Gardens Are Certifiedcertif

By Pat Holder The following are three gardening stories by […]

This Yard Just Got Better

How a Newbie Can Make a Difference By Julie Roberts […]

Julie Roberts’s Top Ten Native Plants for the Mountains

Wrinkle-leaf Goldenrod, Rough Goldenrod Solidago rugosa ‘Fireworks’ Common Eastern Coneflower […]

Julie Roberts’s Complete List Of Native Plants

1 Purple Giant-hyssop Agastache scrophulariifolia ‘Blue Fortune’ 2 Eastern Columbine […]

Bombick Garden Got Certified

People Can Better the Land by Betsy Reed Bombick In […]

Williams Garden Got Certified

People Can Better the Land By Lisa Williams My partner […]

Is English Ivy a Threat? Well, Yes! Get Rid of it!

By Lisa Lofland Gould Editor’s note: In response to Julie […]

Save the Date! June 11 – Let’s Connect at the Annual Meeting

By Carrie DeJaco and Laura Domingo The annual meeting of […]

Pot Up Your Plants for Our Plant Sale in June

Be a helper, bring some, find some! Your newly potted […]

Green and Growing Nursery & Landscape Association

We Connect with NC Nursery & Landscape Association

The NCNPS was once again a participant of the NC […]

Demand for Native Plants is on the Rise – Can Supply Catch Up?

By Jane Harrison, Coastal Economics Specialist, North Carolina Sea Grant […]

“The Flytrap Man” Builds a Garden

How One Person Can Make a Difference By Shelagh Clancy […]

We’re Grateful for All our 2021 Native Plant Society Donors

We sincerely thank everyone who contributed to NCNPS in 2021. […]

BW Wells Stewardship Fund

A successful fundraising campaign, thanks to your generous contributions! By […]

Do You Know a Worthy Candidate? Our Awards Program Seeks Nominees

By Tom Harville Do you know of a stellar native […]

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