• Native Plant Day 

    Richard DeKorte Park 2 DeKorte Park Plaza, Lyndhurst, New Jersey, United States

    Native Plant Day is Saturday, May 17. Join us and learn about the importance of native plants for pollinators and birds, how they help maintain healthy soil, contribute to biodiversity and much more. The day includes Native Plant walks, presentations and information tables.  Native Plant Day is sponsored by the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority ... Read more

  • Plug In To Native Groundcovers

    North County Branch Library 65 Halstead Road, Clinton, New Jersey, United States

    with John Courtneythe founder and owner of Kind Earth Growers LLC, a native plant nursery specializing in seed grown aquatic, wetland and upland perennials in Upper Bucks County, PA.  Come learn ... Read more

  • Plant Survival Strategies: Using Grime’s Triangle to Create Resilient Gardens

    Why do certain plants flourish and others falter? The answer lies in plant strategies. Join Dr. Barnes to uncover how Grime’s Triangle helps you blend site conditions, species choice, and garden management into one cohesive system. This will empower you to make informed decisions that support native biodiversity, reduce maintenance, and create thriving ecosystems.

  • Pollinator Day at Staffa Stone

    Staffa Stone Garden Center 199 tomlinson mill road, marlton, New Jersey, United States

    Come celebrate our buzzing buddies with: A talk by the NJ Native Plant Society Food truck on-site (11–4) Fun kids’ activities 10% OFF all native plants during the event!

  • Rain Garden Talk and Tour

    Monmouth County Agriculture Building 4000 Kozloski Road, Freehold, New Jersey, United States

    with Rutgers Master Gardeners Juanita Lamaute and Susan Harasty You are invited to a tour of the Master Gardeners' demonstration rain garden in Freehold, NJ. The garden was established in 2007 and extensively renovated in recent years to capture and filter storm water from the Agriculture Building's parking lots. In addition to being beautiful and ... Read more

  • LEARN HOW TO DO THE “CHELSEA CHOP”! SEE BRANCH BROOK PARK’S NATIVE PLANTS!

    ***DUE TO THE FORECAST FOR RAIN, THIS EVENT WILL TAKE PLACE ON JUNE 8TH Featuring Kelly Forsyth, Horticulturist, Branch Brook Park Alliance The Chelsea Chop is a quick and easy – but little known - pruning technique that is used extensively in Branch Brook Park because it extends bloom time of summer and fall native ... Read more

  • Haddon Township Garden Tour

    On Sunday, June 8th, is the Haddon Township Garden Tour, presented by the Haddon Township Pollinator Garden. There is a ton of stuff going on, as you can see below. ... Read more

  • Little Silver Home Garden Tour

    Guided tours will begin at 10:00, 11:00, and 12 noon.Please register to receive the address. Join us as we visit the Little Silver garden of NPSNJ Monmouth Steering Committee member, Laura Deykerhoff. Purchased in 2001, this one-acre property was once a blank canvas of turf grass. The site now boasts a series of gardens that ... Read more

  • Union County Chapter Inaugural Garden Tour

    Come explore five unique native gardensin Cranford and Westfield. The tour includesmature gardens, as well as the newly renovated.Come find inspiration, bugs and birds! Suggested donation $5 for adults, kids ... Read more

  • The Geological & Climate Change History of the Coastal Plain

    Stockton University: Unified Science Center 101 Vera King Farris Drive, Galloway, NJ, United States

    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 the opposite entrance to the Unified Science Center (and to the same lobby and stairs -- or elevator -- that we always use.) See you ... Read more

  • Creating a Meadow

    North County Branch Library 65 Halstead Road, Clinton, New Jersey, United States

    with Rosalind Doremus-CifelliCertified Nursery Landscape Professional and Owner of "My Backyard At Nectars" Join us this June as Rosalind discusses the creation of her own meadow garden, highlighting plant selection, maintenance, and the many benefits that come with a meadow of any size. Rosalind has been in the nursery business since she was 16 working for ... Read more

  • Removing Invasive Plants from Home Landscapes and Reducing Their Spread with Michele Bakacs

    Some common horticultural plants such as barberry, burning bush, silvergrass, and butterfly bush are considered invasive in our forests and native habitats. By understanding plant growth form and integrated vegetation management you can effectively control these species.  Michele will provide practical advice about how to manage invasive plants and reduce their spread in the state.

  • NJ Native Plant Society and NJ Butterfly Club Field Trip

    Kittatinny Valley State Park 199 gooddale road, newton, New Jersey, United States

    Kittatinny Valley State Park We will traverse mature upland deciduous forest, upland successional fields, and some emergent/shrub wetlands observing many species of native vegetation and contrasting them with alien invasive ... Read more

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  • Pollinator Week Event at Rohsler’s Allendale Nursery

    Rohsler's Allendale Nursery 100 Franklin Turnpike, Allendale, New Jersey, United States

    Rain or shine Please join us at a tabling event to celebrate Pollinator Week at Rohsler's Allendale Nursery located at 100 Franklin Turnpike, Allendale, NJ. There will be a fine selection of native plants available and knowledgeable NPSNJ representatives who can help you select the perfect plants to suit your garden. A discount will be offered on ... Read more

  • Bergen-Passaic Day Out at Wild Woods Restoration Project

    Join us for a pleasant work-and-play day at the headquarters of Wild Woods Restoration Project in Salisbury Mills, NY (less than 45 minutes away). Wild Woods is the brainchild of Dr. Linda Rohleder, and its mission is to restore the health and diversity of our forests. Check out the website at https://wildwoodsproject.org/. We will be ... Read more