By Lisa Lofland Gould Non-native aquatic invasive plants are Chlorofiends […]
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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 Summer 2023 Native Plant News include:
Aquatic Invaders Cost NC a Bundle • North Carolina’s Wonderful Wetlands • Managing Native Willows • Our Annual Picnic! • Cullowhee Conference Sign-up • Spring Hike Botanizing •
NCNPS Earth Day Photos
Find Your Passion Project with the NC Native Plant Society
At NCNPS it’s all about native plants – for the birds and the bees and the people. Join us and find your “passion project.” Make a Difference.
Join our Native Plant News Team
Is your passion to write articles or coordinate photos of chapter events? Become a newsletter team member and help produce the quarterly newsletter? Add your skills and enthusiasm to make a difference? Spread the word about the great things we’re doing around the state. Have something in mind? Contact us with your ideas.
Our Earth Day Projects
Here are some NCNPS chapter photos from Earth Day activities.
You Can Get Physical
Our Events calendar lists physical (as well as cerebral) events. Want to remove invasive plants, cultivate at parks and preserves, go on hikes, and/or share seeds and plants? Plain ol’ just show up and have fun?
But wait! There’s more!!
Check out our statewide NCNPS Volunteer Opportunities list and see what clicks with you.

North Carolina’s Wonderful Wetlands – Rooted in Plants
By Kristie Gianopulos A huge reason I love wetlands is […]
Read MorePicnic, Plants, and Native Plant Friends
By Beth Davis It’s time on June 10 to celebrate […]
Read MoreCullowhee Inspires Growth and Connections
By Craig Maxwell Relatively speaking, I’m a newbie to native […]
Read MoreSpring Botanizing in Morrow Mountains
By NCNPS Chapters One of the rewards of membership in […]
Read MoreResources and Events

Volume 21 Issue 2 Summer 2023