Hands reaching together to an important future. The Kerrville, Fredericksburg and Boerne Chapters of the Native Plant Society of Texas in close partnership with the Texas Master Naturalists, Hill Country
What do you need to qualify to be a volunteer? Well, you need to be curious. You need to be willing to roll up your sleeves. You need to like
For 20+ years Fredericksburg members have enthusiastically used educational programs, workshops, and demonstration gardens to encourage Gillespie county residents to explore this valuable ecosystem with us. Topics touch every interest:
The ‘Bill Lindemann Scholarship’ was established as an annual scholarship by the Fredericksburg Chapter in November, 2021 to promote the study and conservation of the native plants of the Texas
In 2017, area pre-schools and after-school care centers were the recipients of raised vegetable bed and pollinator gardens; built as a project of the current Gillespie County Leadership Class. Our
Joyce Studer leads the management of this garden which features over 70 native and adapted Hill Country plants. It is one of the best collections of native plants in Fredericksburg,
A Master Gardener project. Ward Miller is the NPSOT point person at the Good Sam garden. As we see so many times among our NPSOT members, the maxim “one person
Led by the Board of Directors, Cross Mountain, with its Monarch garden, is a new and exciting collaboration between the City of Fredericksburg and our Native Plant Society chapter. A
The Fredericksburg, Texas Post Office Garden; an official NPSOT garden, managed by Linda Ross and Kim Lewis. In Fredericksburg, people still go to the post office! Once there, they are
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