GNPS Seeks to Hire Executive Director
After years of consideration and much research, the Board of Directors has determined that GNPS will hire an Executive Director in 2023. This decision is the culmination of our work since 2019 when we restructured the Society to include a State Board of Directors that... read moreRefreshing our image
In the past year, inspired by our successful transition to a new statewide structure with eight vibrant chapters, we embarked on a task to update our logo in a way that would reflect our mission and give chapters an opportunity to present a consistent branding. An... read more
Native Plants for Fruit, Vegetable and Herb Gardeners and Foragers
Do you know which edible plants are native to our area? Do you have a vegetable garden at home that you hope will flourish from a vibrant, diverse, natural ecosystem? If so you’ll want to join us. Learn about edible plants and the non-edible natives that... read moreGNPS 2023 Symposium Registration Now Open
You can find the complete details on our Symposium page linked here. read more2023 Plant of the Year: Spotted Beebalm
2023 Plant of the Year: Spotted Beebalm 2023 Plant of the Year: Spotted beebalm Valerie Boss Spotted beebalm (Monarda punctata) is a beautiful and hardy herb, and the GNPS welcomes it as our newest Plant of the Year. A member of the mint (Lamiaceae) family, its... read moreGNPS Receives Grant for SMPP
The Georgia Native Plant Society – Stone Mountain Propagation Project is pleased to be a 2023 recipient of a $10K Giving While Living Grant from the Woodard & Curran Foundation.
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