Southeast

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

Presented by Pat Heaney, Assistant Director of Education at The Watershed Institute. Lichens are fascinating life forms and widespread but under-appreciated. They are also beautiful -- once you learn to ... Read more

Thanks to our Chapter’s volunteering gardeners, we have lined up five landscapes for members to explore – each different from the others, and all featuring native plants. You will be able to go at your own pace to the gardens you’d like to see.  This event is open to members and non-members.  To select and ... Read more

Sowing seeds in winter is a great way to expand your palette of native plants – and it’s easy, low cost, and lets you continue gardening in winter! Learn about ... Read more

Jay Kelly, Raritan Valley Community College Center for Environmental Studies Monday, February 17, 7 pm Stockton University Unified Science Center. Room 246 Jay Kelly has been studying white-tailed deer in ... Read more

Any gardener who has tried pruning shrubs knows it can lead to countless questions: when is the best time to prune, how to prevent sucker growth, how to maintain a ... Read more

THE NATIVE PLANT SOCIETY SOUTHEAST CHAPTER AND GO GREEN GALLOWAY ARE HOSTING A "PLANT SHARING PARTY" Our pollinator gardens are SO successful that we are splitting up plants to share!  (These ... Read more

Stockton University, Unified Science Center, Room 246 Lucy Hooper has long nourished her own yard’s pollinator garden, a place well-known to local butterflyers as a prime spot to see sleepy ... Read more

Parking Update: Stockton has temporarily closed lots #4 and #5, so please follow the adjusted parking directions below to use either lot #2 or #3. This will bring you to ... Read more

With Andrew Anderson Have you wanted to visit the Pinelands National Reserve but been uncertain where best to go? Or worried that you might get lost – or stuck on ... Read more

With Pat Sutton Frogs, toads, and dragonflies all need freshwater ponds for egg laying to create future generations. Even a tiny pond will attract and support them. Learn what a ... Read more

Had enough of the winter cold? Come warm up with your Southeast Chapter friends and look forward to spring as naturalist Jen Bulava, one of our favorite guest speakers, presents a ... Read more

Our Chapter’s co-leader Jesse Connor has looked back over her decades of gardening experience and pulled together a presentation for us detailing the practical, time-and-money-saving strategies she has learned for ... Read more

Caroline McFarland, Stewardship Specialist, Barnegat Bay Partnership, will be presenting on a topic that touches on the interests of many of us: gardening in containers and other small spaces. You ... Read more

Our native plants landscape in Port Republic is looking good right now, and we are inspired to invite members and their friends to walk along our shaded paths:  Shrubs expected ... Read more

Saturday June 6th and Sunday June 7th It’s time again for the Absecon Native Plant Sale in conjunction with the city-wide yard sale. This year’s native plant sale will be ... Read more

In June 2018 our Chapter made a walking tour of the native plants Stockton had added to its landscape around the Student Center and nearby walkways over the previous ten ... Read more