Native Plant Organizations in Pennsylvania

Champions the Birdy Dozen program featuring native plants for the Mid-Atlantic region that support birds and pollinators.

Home to the Audubon Center for Native Plants, a 1,200 square foot facility providing dedicated space for the propagation of and education about native plants.

A living museum of native plants featuring over 800 species of wildflowers, trees, shrubs, ferns, and grasses.

Protects native habitats and water resources in the Brandywine and Christina watersheds.

Raises awareness about declining native pollinators in urban areas by providing educational programming and encouraging residents to plant native species.

Longwood Gardens includes native plant meadows and woodland gardens showcasing Mid-Atlantic flora.

Penn State Extension Master Gardener program provides training in Mid-Atlantic gardening and native plant education.

Penn State University Extension Master Gardener program.

Dedicated to promoting the conservation and use of Pennsylvania's native plants.

Phipps Conservatory features native plant gardens and promotes sustainable gardening with native plants.

Wild Ones chapter serving Southeastern Pennsylvania.

Wild Ones chapter serving the Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania area.