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- Trailing Arbutus
Fresh out of the winter cold: Trailing Arbutus - Epigaea repens
- Bloodroot
Welcoming Spring: Bloodroot - Sanguinaria canadensis
- Bluets
Bluets - Houstonia caerulea
- Moss Phlox
Moss Phlox - Phlox subulata
- Rue Anemone
Rue Anemone - Thalictrum thalictroides
- Showy Orchis
Showy Orchis - Orchis spectabilis
- Miterwort
Miterwort - Mitella diphylla
Native Plant Society NJ - Annual Meeting
Saturday March 8, 2014
Save the date! Join us for a day of important informed discussion about the decision to plant native plants...or not. .
Please see the 2014 Annual Meeting tab at
Events
for details.
It's time to think SPRING
We have updated our Spring Photo Gallery with 27 more plants.
Many of the new photo pages have multiple views and are annotated with identification information and links. Get to know your spring natives, see our
Spring Photo Gallery.
Also see our trip logs and links indicating where natives can be found, see Where to find Natives.
Find out everything there is to know about the native flora of New Jersey, learn from the experts on native plants, get the latest on interesting activities near you, or join one of the many opportunities to participate in the growing national native plant movement — right here in the Garden State.
The Native Plant Society of New Jersey is a statewide non-profit organization dedicated to the appreciation, protection, and study of the native flora of New Jersey. Founded in 1985, we have hundreds of members across the state, and are organized into county and regional chapters. Our members include gardeners, horticulturists, naturalists, landscape designers, students, and native plant enthusiasts from all walks of life.
We conduct regular lectures and presentations with featured speakers on topics ranging from introduction to native plants, gardening with natives, identification and appreciation of the beautiful flora and ecosystems of New Jersey, ecological landscaping, and much more. Our annual meeting is a must-attend event for anyone involved in the native plant movement in New Jersey. We organize nature walks and garden tours, dispense advice on design and maintenance of native gardens and landscapes, and have helped establish native plant gardens around the state.
The Four Seasons
New Jersey's diversity of habitat, in concert with four distinct seasons, blesses our state with botanical variety. From the stirrings of spring ephemerals through the forest litter, to the abundance for summer pollinator plants, to the turning of deciduous leaves, and then to the berries of winter, each season adorns Jersey with a wonderful display of flora.
View the galleries of plants from around the year featuring the photography of Native Plant Society members, or watch a slide show of flowering plants and their insect partners, courtesy of Nancy Lee Adamson.
Get Involved!
Join the Native Plant Society of New Jersey, and become a part of the growing national native plant movement — right here in the Garden State.
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We're All Over the Map...
Throughout the year, our chapters sponsor lectures and presentations with featured speakers on topics ranging from introductions to native plants, gardening with natives, identification and appreciation of the beautiful flora and ecosystems of New Jersey, ecological landscaping, and much more.
Find your local chapter and become a part of the Native Plant Society of New Jersey today!
The Only Rain Garden Manual You'll Ever Need
Our renowned Rain Garden Manual is New Jersey's premier guide to designing, 
installing, and maintaining this wonderful garden type. With rain gardens, you will enjoy the low maintenance, small ecological footprint, and beauty of New Jersey's unique native plants.
Visit our Rain Garden Page to download a FREE COPY of New Jersey's premier Rain Garden manual.