We will walk the Summit Trail looking for early butterflies like Tiger Swallowtail, Falcate Orangetip, Spring Azure, Juniper Hairstreak, White-M Hairstreak, Eastern Comma, Mourning Cloak, Sleepy Duskywing, and Juvenal’s Duskywing. ... Read more
Pantano Home & Garden has once again partnered with the Native Plant Society of New Jersey to host our 2nd Annual Pollinator Day! This event is open to anyone interested ... Read more
This Saturday, April 25th, we have our next Pollinator Day at Magnolia Garden Village! Bobbie will be there from 9 AM to 1 PM to answer all of your native ... Read more
Lee and Sue of the Rockaway Valley Garden Club will lead members on a tour of the Emilie Hammond Wildflower Trail at 9:30. Please arrived at 9:15am. Afterwards, we invite members to stay for our first chapter plant swamp. The trail surface is uneven and may be slippery; please wear appropriate footwear. Please also bring ... Read more
Celebrate Earth Day, see rare spring ephemeralsand connect with other members. Receive members' gift - a free plant ofJacob's Ladder, Polemonium reptans! 2:30 Welcome & Garden Talk: "Beyond Daffodils: Early Nectar for Pollinators" with Deb Ellis We are looking for refreshment volunteers! If you can help,email Deb Ellis at essex@npsnj.org
Come join us in person to kick-off our Book Study Series of Nature's Action Guide: How to Support Biodiversity and Your Local Ecosystem. The Book Study Series will offer a ... Read more
with David Robinson, PhD, NJ State Climatologist, and Distinguished Professor of Geography, Rutgers University Within the past 15 years, New Jersey has experienced its wettest and warmest years in well over a century ... Read more
Saturday, May 16 8:30 - 10:15 - Plant drop-off 9:15 - 10:15 - Presentation by Ann Sherwood, NPSNJ 10:15 - 11:15 - Plant exchange Plant Swap Guidelines Presentation by Ann ... Read more
Join the Bergen-Passaic chapter for a bird walk in Garret Mountain Reservation. The walk will be led by Pat Brennan, a native of Glen Rock, who enjoys sharing his lifelong ... Read more
Natives For Container Gardening It’s New Jersey, the most densely populated state in the USA. Many of us ask can we support pollinators and birds on our balconies and our tiny, on average, ¼ acre yards. Well Jeremy Fant lives in Chicago, with only a 5 X 10’ balcony for gardening. For the past 15 ... Read more
The north end of Central Park is Ken’s favorite escape in New York City—and once you visit in spring, it’s easy to see why. This quieter corner of the park comes alive with migration, as thousands of birds pass through, drawn to its rich mix of native trees and diverse habitats. Winding waterways like the Pool, the ... Read more
Chapter leaders and steering committee members will have lots information as well as free plants to give away. Join us for this free event--it's always fun for the whole family!
Tuesday's June 9, 16, 23, and 30 from 6:30 pm - 8 pm on Zoom A Four Session Course for the Native Plant Society of New Jersey Instructor: William E. Young Format: 4 classes × 1.5 hours each Audience: Enthusiastic amateurs, designers, landscape architects, Environmental Scientists, architects, engineers, and Conservation-minded people everywhere. Framework: Society ... Read more
Naturalist Jason Goldman dives deeper into native plant gardening. In this presentation, you'll learn all about the ecology of native plants and animals, and explore the importance of the often-hidden ... Read more
The Native Plant Society Union County Chapter will host its Fall bi-annual member meeting on September 19th, 12-2pm. Location TBD. Please mark your calendar now! More information will be made available ... Read more
Save the date for our 2026 annual fall conference.
Save the Date! The Native Plant Society Union County Chapter will host its 2nd Annual Harvest Party on Sunday November 15th. All are welcome, tickets in advance $10. Location TBD. ... Read more
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