If you’ve ever wondered who or what the NPSOT Bring Back the Monarchs to Texas committee is, this program will explain how it benefits not just Monarchs but also a host of other creatures, native plants, and NPSOT itself.
We are always looking for dedicated volunteers who are passionate about the native plant mission. Anyone is welcome to attend our board meetings on zoom for the fun and rewarding work that goes into our various projects.
We are always looking for dedicated volunteers who are passionate about the native plant mission. Anyone is welcome to attend our board meetings on zoom for the fun and rewarding work that goes into our various projects.
Join us to have a look at the various predatory insects that can be found in the native plant gardens at the Nature Discovery Center, such as assassin bugs, ladybird Beetles, and Wasps. We will also talk about what you can do to encourage them to stay and prey in your garden.
Riparian buffers, or the forests along our bayou systems, are critically important for water quality and wildlife habitat. Join us to learn about the City of Houston’s Riparian Restoration Initiative!
Join us for a photo tour of the wildflowers that live in Houston’s own Memorial Park throughout the seasons, showcasing its wonderful biodiversity.
It’s easier than you think to create high-quality backyard wildlife habitat! Kelsey Low, the Adult Programs Manager at the Houston Arboretum, will tell us all about it.
Rather than hold our regular third-Thursday monthly meeting during this busy time of year, our tradition is to gather for a meal and some fellowship with other native plant enthusiasts. Join us any time after 6:30pm; the restaurant is a buffet so it will be easy for people to come and go as their schedule allows!
Join us for one of favorite annual events and swap some plants and seeds! We will have a few announcements, folks will talk about what plant babies they’ve brought, then it will be a mad dash to pick your most coveted plants! This is always a fun event. What’s better than free plants, right?
Join in the rewarding work of making all the things happen in our chapter!
State Office Address:
Native Plant Society of Texas
PO Box 3017
Fredericksburg, TX 78624
Become an important part of a statewide community with over 5,000 members, who are united in our mission to promote Texas native plants!
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