July Native Plant News features native plant wins, threats, and research from across the U.S. Learn how Michigan climate studies are reshaping plant science, why wild parsnip outbreaks are raising alarms, and how a New Jersey traffic circle became a native garden. Plus, recovery success in North Carolina, biodiversity efforts in Illinois, and alpine plant conservation in New Hampshire. Continue reading "July 2025 Native Plant News"
“The garden suggests there might be a place where we can meet nature halfway.” — Michael Pollan Author and environmental thought leader Michael Pollan (Author of The Omnivore’s Dilemma, Second Nature) reminds us that a garden is more than a collection of plants—it is a place where people and nature work together. This idea perfectly […] Continue reading "Announcing the 2025 Wild Ones Seeds for Education Grant Winners"
Wild Ones members and supporters understand that native plants are essential to building resilient ecosystems and restoring biodiversity. Today, we have an urgent opportunity to ensure that the Mid-Atlantic region has the native seed supply we need to support these efforts—and we need your help before January 20th! Continue reading "Support the Mid-Atlantic Regional Seed Bank and Secure Our Native Seed Supply"
As cities around the world grapple with environmental challenges, native plant ordinances serves as an example of forward-thinking urban planning. It's a testament to what communities can achieve when they prioritize the health of their ecosystems and the well-being of their residents. Continue reading "New Jersey Gateway Chapter Leads with Native Plant Ordinance"
Discover the latest in native plant conservation: Georgia's climate response, HOAs embracing greenery, goats fighting invasives, and NYC's new 'pocket forest.' Join the movement for a greener future in our March Native Plant News. Continue reading "March 2024 Native Plant News"
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