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Native Plants

What are Native Plants?
Native plants are defined as plant species that occur naturally in an ecosystem without interaction from humans.

Gardening: Native Plants

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Alaska Native Plant Society
Description: "The Alaska Native Plant Society (ANPS) is a non-profit organization dedicated to studying and conserving Alaska native plants." The web site provides access to information about the organization and its activities, as well as links to information about native plants.
Resource Type: Non-profit Agencies
Resource Format: URL
Publisher: Alaska Native Plant Society

Alternative Front Yard Groundcover Promoting Native Vegetation

American Chestnut Foundation

American Orchid Society

American Rhododendron Society

Amy B. H. Greenwell Ethnobotanical Garden

Andean Botanical Information System

Appalachian Ginseng Foundation

Arizona Native Plant Society

Arkansas Native Plant Society

Available Data - Oak Ridge National Environmental Research Park

Bay Area Calochortus Photo Gallery

Bee-Friendly Garden Builder

Boggy Meadow of Big Bear Lake Area Photo Gallery

Botanical Gardens at Asheville, The

Botanical Society of the British Isles

Bryophyte Flora of North America

Bryophyte Flora of North America

Buckwheats of the Eastern Sierra Photo Gallery

Butterfly Host and Nectar Plants Photo Gallery

California Native Plant Society

California Wildflowers

California's Colorful Calochortuses: An introduction and Photo Gallery

California's Weed Management Areas ( WMAs )

Carnivorous Plants of the Mississippi Sandhill Crane National Wildlife Refuge

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