By Carol Fox Thanks from your newsletter team to the […]
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Promoting the enjoyment and conservation of North Carolina’s native plants and their habitats
through education, protection, cultivation, and advocacy since 1951
Articles in the Spring 2023 Native Plant News archive include:
Reader Survey Results • Interaction Diversity • Thank You to Donors •
Wildlife Land Conservation • Advocate for Native Plants • Save the Date • Pycnanthemum • Hexastylis and Asarum •
Connecting People, Plants, and Land
At the North Carolina Native Plant Society, we connect people, plants, and land through our focus on native plants. We value our members and encourage you to find a chapter and join. Members get special opportunities, for example native plant swaps, sale events, and seed shares at local chapter meetings. Find chapter events and more at ncwildflower.org. Learn how you can make a difference.
Andrea Thunem is editor of the North Carolina Native Plant Society’s Native Plant News and a member of the NCNPS Southern Piedmont chapter. A retired journalist and landscape designer with a passion for native plants and environmental sustainability, she loves working with people to present their stories about the holistic nature of plants, people, earth, and connections. Email her at newsletter@ncwildflower.org
The Whole Is Bigger Than the Sum of Its Parts (also known as Interaction Diversity)
By Lisa Lofland Gould How easy it is to feel […]
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Thank you for your contributions to the NC Native Plant Society
By Debra Murray We sincerely thank everyone who contributed to […]
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Save the Date
By NCNPS Two popular events for members, Spring Hikes and […]
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We Advocate for Native Plants at Nursery & Landscape’s Green & Growin’ Event
By Sarah Flores Every year the NCNPS advocates for native […]
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Wildlife Conservation Land Program: Property Tax Deferment to Benefit our Native Species
By John Isenhour Unless you are in the legal field, […]
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Do You Have Enough – or Too Much Pycnanthemum incanum?
By Pat Holder Mountain-mints are a nearly unmatched food source […]
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Wild Gingers, Hexastylis and Asarum, in North Carolina
By Jean Woods It was a foggy, wet, early morning […]
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B.W. Wells Stewardship Grants Go to Community Organizations Statewide
By Debra Murray NCNPS awards grants through the B.W. Wells […]
Read MoreResources and Events
Search the plant gallery, find recommended landscaping plant nurseries, and much more on our website.
View past chapter programs on our YouTube channel.
Meet other native plant geeks at events across the state.
Volume 21 Issue 1 Spring 2023
North Carolina Native Plant Society
P.O. Box 9507
Greensboro, NC 27435
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