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Stone Mountain Propagation Project Workday
GNPS State Propagation Project inside Stone Mountain Park Stone Mountain, GA, United StatesThe Stone Mountain Propagation Project (SMPP) workdays are a weekly educational opportunity to learn about native plants and contribute to conservation efforts. Most plants grown by SMPP will find their home in land restoration projects or educational gardens. The propagation effort goes on all year long, and its success depends on regular volunteers. Please consider […]
Plant Sale — Warner Robins Native Plant Education Center
GMC Warner Robins Campus 115 Prince Street, Warner Robins, United Stateshttps://www.grownatives.org/plants
Herbert Taylor Park Workday
Herbert Taylor Park / Daniel Johnson Park 1343 Pasadena Av NE, Atlanta, GA, United StatesInvasive removal and habitat restoration work continues at Herbert Taylor Park & Daniel Johnson Park in midtown Atlanta (Morningside near Emory) with tasks for all ages and levels of experience. Wear closed toe shoes, long sleeves and pants as there is poison ivy. Dress for the weather/uneven terrain, bring your own water, bug spray, and […]
Summer Native Plant Sale at Wesleyan Market (Macon)
Wesleyan Market 4760 Forsyth Rd., Macon, GA, United StatesThe Fringed Campion Chapter Summer Native Plant Sale will be held at the Wesleyan Market (Wesleyan University in Macon, GA) on June 8, 2024 from 9 am to 1 pm. Please check the Facebook event for any updates: https://www.facebook.com/events/945568810680420
Intown Atlanta GNPS Native Garden Tour
The Intown Atlanta Chapter of the Georgia Native Plant Society self-guided tour is an opportunity to visit five beautiful habitats created to support biodiversity, pollinators and other wildlife. Four are private urban cottage gardens and certified GNPS Native Plant Habitats. The fifth is the new Trees Atlanta headquarters, thoughtfully landscaped with native perennials, shrubs, and trees. The gardens are […]
Heritage Park Workday
Heritage Park 60 Fontaine Rd, Mableton, GA, United StatesHabitat restoration work continues at Heritage Park in central Cobb County with tasks including invasive removal, native plantings, and garden maintenance. Wear clothing appropriate to the weather and uneven terrain; be sure your footwear is closed-toe. Bring work gloves and hand tools such as pruning saw, shears, shovel, pick, etc., if you have them; if […]
Buffalo Creek Work Day
Buffalo Creek Restoration Project 900 Newnan Road, CarrolltonEvery Monday morning, weather permitting, there is a work session at the Buffalo Creek Trail in Carrollton. Volunteers are needed to help maintain the native plantings and the walking trails and to remove invasive plants. Everyone is welcome, but please do not bring young children for safety reasons. Park at the Greenbelt parking area located […]
GNPS State Board meeting
The State Board will be holding meetings by video teleconference for the foreseeable future. Members that wish to attend the meeting should follow the procedures described in this document.
Athens East Piedmont Chapter Meeting and Swap
Sandy Creek Nature Center 205 Old Commerce Rd., Athens, GA, United StatesThe meeting will be a forum to discuss upcoming plans for our Chapter as we process the success (we hope!) of our first plant sale. In addition, we will hold a Gardening Swap for all who have equipment, books, etc., to share with others. Native seeds will also be welcome. This event is free and […]
Stone Mountain Propagation Project Workday
GNPS State Propagation Project inside Stone Mountain Park Stone Mountain, GA, United StatesThe Stone Mountain Propagation Project (SMPP) workdays are a weekly educational opportunity to learn about native plants and contribute to conservation efforts. Most plants grown by SMPP will find their home in land restoration projects or educational gardens. The propagation effort goes on all year long, and its success depends on regular volunteers. Please consider […]