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The Maryland Native Plant Society uses education, research, and community service to increase awareness and appreciation of native plants and their habitats, leading to their conservation and restoration.
What's New; What's Hot
The next Monthly Meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, May 27, 2008.
The MNPS Annual Fall Conference is coming! The planning committee is seeking volunteers.
Check out our Field Trips and Habitat Restoration Projects. Usually, there is something happening every weekend. A full schedule of planned events can be viewed on the Calendar.
Volunteer to help with a new project creating Plant Lists. See Volunteer: Plant Lists for more information.
Stay on top of what's happening with the Inter-County Connector by visiting Save Our Communities.
Places at Risk are natural areas that may be destroyed or damaged due to construction, logging, or other activities. Several organizations monitor legislation and governmental activities to produce action alerts. Visit the Action Alerts page to find an e-mail list to join.
Learn more about the latest invader: Wavyleaf Basketgrass Moves in Waves through Maryland Forests.
Popular Links
- New! Marilandica, Spring 2008 (PDF, ~2,012 KB), the Journal of the Maryland Native Plant Society.
- Latest Native News, May/June 2008 (PDF, ~626 KB), the bi-monthly newsletter of the Society.
- Our Resources for Botanists page, with links to taxonomic databases, herbaria, etc.
- Control of Non-Native Invasive Plants, containing a list of species NOT to plant
- Lists of Native Species to Plant
- Sources of Native Plants for the Mid-Atlantic Region, a list of growers who sell native plants; also, check out the native plant sales
- MNPS Member Native Plant Professionals (PDF, ~42 KB), including growers and propagators.
- MNPS Organizational Members (PDF, ~50 KB), some of which may be growers.
- An extensive Native Plants Bibliography
- Resources about plants, to organizations, etc.
P.O. Box 4877
Silver Spring, MD 20914
info @ mdflora.org
© Maryland Native Plant Society. Last updated: May 5, 2008.