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The Trail Work Day is Rescheduled to
April 21, 10:00 - 4:00
Come for a few hours or stay all day.
NPSNJ's very own piece of natural land in Holland Township.
Come join other members of the NJ Native Plant Society and do something truly valuable this weekend: make a trail into the Krajci Preserve.
To volunteer, email us at hunterdon@npsnj.org
Water and Chocolate Chip Cookies with be supplied. Come join other members of the NJ Native Plant Society and do something truly valuable this weekend: make a trail into the Krajci Preserve. Come for a few hours or stay all day. There is limited roadside parking, so please car pool with a friend!
Bring tools such as shovels, hoes, loppers, rakes, pruning saws, gloves and knee pads.
Now we need a trail system to make it possible for visitors to access the property.
The wildflowers are here! Time to hike.
We noticed in our yard the bloodroot and hepatica were in bloom (4/13)
So it was time to stalk the wild bloodroot and the hepaticas.
We headed to one of our favorite places, Washington Valley Park, East and our early bloomers were there.
---------- Bloodroot------------------------------------------- Roundlobed hepatica---------
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.
An email reminding members that 2018 dues for the Native Plant Society of NJ are payable now has been sent out. Dues are based on a calendar year – from January 1 to December 31 every year. Your dues are used to pay for: speakers at Local Chapter meetings, preparation of educational material, our website and email list server and stewardship of our native plant sanctuary in Holland Township.
You can download a renewal form or connect to PayPal by clicking the "Become a Member" tab above. Some members have already prepaid their 2018 dues, and despite our best efforts, may have received an email asking them to pay again. If you have received an acknowledgment email with the membership card for 2018 then you are all set and may disregard the email.
Thanks again for your support of the Native Plant Society of NJ
there is a plant in New Jersey that is found nowhere else in the world! Read about it: rare NJ native plant.
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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.
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.
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