The 2022 annual picnic and meeting for the North Carolina Native Plant Society was hosted by the Southern Piedmont Chapter at Pfeiffer University, Misenheimer. Co-chairs were (left) Laura Domingo, a naturalist at Reedy Creek Nature Center for Mecklenburg County and co-chair of the NCNPS Southern Piedmont Chapter, and Carrie DeJaco, a Pfeiffer University professor of biology and environmental science. Photo by Thanh Huynh
Photos from three NC Native Plant Society chapters show us how many people come together for our communities, for our ecosystem, for the good of all. Here are some pictures from their past activities.
Triad Chapter learns winter sowing methods
Reid Chapter protects spring plants
Triad Chapter protects the Bog Garden at Benjamin Park
Triad Chapter shares native plant seeds
Reid Chapter removes invasives and protects natives
Triad Chapter advocates for native plants
Triad Chapter educates about native plants
Triad Chapter learns cultivation methods
Triad Chapter protects plants at the Greensboro Bog Garden
Triad Chapter educates about a plant ID app
Reid Chapter learns stewardship strategies
Reid Chapter advocates for native plants at the State Fair
Triad Chapter learns which plants need protecting
Triad Chapter cultivates at a native plant site
Southern Piedmont Chapter educates about stormwater run-off
Southern Piedmont Chapter educates about native plants
Southern Piedmont Chapter teaches a dendrochronology workshop
Southern Piedmont Chapter learns about the swamp chestnut oak at Historic Rosedale
Southern Piedmont Chapter advocates how to use native plants
Reid Chapter educates about spring plants
Reid Chapter cultivates at a plant swap
Reid Chapter learns to protect the ecosystem
Southern Piedmont Chapter protects spring native plants
