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About WNPS

The Washington Native Plant Society is a forum for individuals who share a common interest in Washington’s unique and diverse plant life. For more than 30 years WNPS has been a great source for native plant information and action. Your active membership strengthens the Society’s role as the voice for our native plants. Please join us today.

What's New

Ninebark (PDF)
Check out what makes Ninebark a great choice for the garden.

Lichens of South Lopez Island, San Juan County, Washington State
Douglasia Occasional Papers, vol. 9 is now available for purchase. Written by Fred Rhoades, this monograph provides an in depth glimpse of lichens as they occur in the San Juan Islands.

Please Donate to the Washington Native Plant Society
WNPS is the only organization in the state which focuses exclusively on the appreciation and conservation of Washington’s native plants and their habitats. Your contribution will help us be strong and effective advocates.

 

 

Starflower Resources

Habitat Education Activities and Resources
Lessons, ID cards, posters, and a "how-to" garden manual.

Native Plants for Western Washington Gardens and Restoration Projects
Find native plants suitable for any project.

Starflower Restoration Resources
Restoration strategies and case studies.