Join the Hudson chapter for a spring tree walk! Naturalist Cam Kanterman will be showcasing New Jersey's beautiful trees in spring and revealing how they make a home for so ... Read more
Yes, Jen Bulava is back – by popular demand. This time she will be guiding us into the diversity, ecology, and behaviors of the incredible hunters of the insect world: ... Read more
Come to ourPollinator Dayat Bast Brothersin Mullica Hill! You asked for more native plantsat your local garden center! We're delivering! 10% off Straight Species Native Plants on site!Click here to ... Read more
Native Plant Nursery Series This three-part series will teach participants how to grow native plants for chapter activities as well as their own use. In December 023 we started the ... Read more
Celebrate Earth Day, See Spring Ephemerals & Receive Free Sedge! See rare spring plants: Dutchman's Breeches, Virginia Bluebells, Spring Beauties & TrilliumMeet other members and share gardening tipsSign up to ... Read more
Co-sponsored by the Monmouth Chapter of the NPSNJ and the Bayberry Garden Club of Brielle Wildlife, including birds, bees, and butterflies, are declining at an alarming rate, but you can ... Read more
Mt. Cuba Bus Trip – This trip is limited to 45 participants, so please register early! Friday, April 26 7:45 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Cost: $95.00 per person Join us ... Read more
You asked for more native plantsat your local garden center ... we listened! The Native Plant Society of New Jersey is working closely withBarlow's and other independent garden centers (IGC's) ... Read more
Join us for a one-hour nature walk to see spring ephemerals at Clayton Park in Upper Freehold. Clayton Park is a local hot spot to see spring wildflowers such as ... Read more
There's an area of the Appalachian Trail along the NY-NJ border that absolutely bursts with native spring ephemerals in late April and early May. Join the Bergen-Passaic chapter for a ... Read more
Native flower garden
Want to help give native plants a chance? Come join the Monmouth Chapter for an invasive plant species workday & picnic lunch! We need your help mitigating the invasive plants in ... Read more
This interactive workshop with Jason Goldman will engage both your mind and your green thumbs as we discuss garden design with native plants. We will then work in small groups ... Read more
Our annual Plant Swap will start at 10 AM: bring bareroot native plants to donate and exchange them for plants donated by others. Native plants only, please! And you DO NOT have to donate plants in ... Read more
Attend a free native plant presentation by NPSNJ Monmouth's own Ann Sherwood and exchange native plants from your garden with others. 8:00 - 10:00 Drop off native plants for the plant exchange. Only ... Read more
Join the Jersey Shore Chapter for a tour of the beautiful native gardens at Kelly and Peter Balon's home in Brick. They have graciously hosted tours of their yard for ... Read more
The Somerset County Chapter of the Native Plant Society of NJ in partnership with New Jersey Audubon Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary is thrilled to offer a free native pollinator plant event on Saturday, May 18, 11am- 1pm at Scherman Hoffman Wildlife, Sanctuary, 11 Hardscrabble Road, Bernardsville, NJ.Recognizing the crucial role pollinators play in sustaining ecosystems and supporting food production, we are ... Read more
The NJSEA and the Bergen County Audubon Society have created a day of engaging and educational walks and talks. We will explain how everyone can make a difference in helping a number of species by putting native plants in your own backyard and community. SCHEDULE-10:15AM First Walk: Native Plants of DeKorte: how to use them ... Read more
Come join us for a field trip exploring the forest, fields, meadows, and the restoration efforts at Glenn By The Bay, a beautiful and historic area within Veterans Memorial Park on Route 9 in Galloway. Go Green Galloway and partners have been working there to remove invasives and to install a rich assortment of native ... Read more
Southwest Chapter presents a pop-up, in person tour of Mike Jacob’s native garden in Marlton. Mike has been at this since 2017 creating a wildlife-friendly oasis in the midst of his suburban neighbors. Tree snags serve as a trellis, in summer his pond fills with frogs and toads, and possum and raccoons arrive at night ... Read more
photo by Lucy Hooper
Spring has sprung and nature is lush with blooms! Are you looking to volunteer some time and plant some wildflowers? Join us at Huber Woods Park for a fun day of planting perennials. We are fortunate to have received a large grant from the Xerces Society of native plants that need to get into the ... Read more
