Native Plants of Pennsylvania: Websites

Directory of Pennsylvania native plant nurseries.

Find wildflower viewing areas by state or national forest or grassland.

Each year, the Arboretum staff and Horticulture Committee select three native plants (a tree, shrub, and a fern or wildflower) that thrive in this region and designate them as Green Ribbon Native Plant® selections. These plants represent the species that grow here at the Arboretum and would be beautiful in residential and commercial landscapes throughout southeastern Pennsylvania.

This is a PDF. There is a print version in the McLean library.

Free plant clinic service from the University of Pennsylvania's Morris Arboretum.

Are you looking for just the right plant for your garden or want to learn more about a specific plant? Use our Native Plant Finder to identify that perfect choice.

Covers the Chesapeake watershed, including parts of Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia Water Department

Guide to Pennsylvania native plants appropriate for a perennial garden.

Tips and lists of Pennsylvania native plants for landscaping.

The Pennsylvania Native Plant Society began in 1979 to produce a list of rare and endangered plants of Pennsylvania and implement legislation for their study and protection. The Society sponsors numerous field trips and projects throughout the state and publishes a quarterly newsletter, PNPS Notes, for members.

Guide to Pennsylvania native plants and what zones they are found in.

Search the GMP database for native plants

Find native plant nurseries, organizations and search regional plant lists.

Commercially available native plant species suitable for planned landscapes in Pennsylvania, from the Native Plant Information Network (NPIN) at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.

The mission of Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve is to lead people to a greater appreciation of native plants, to an understanding of Fringe treetheir importance to all life, and to a commitment to the preservation of a healthy and diverse natural world.

These gardens are a living representation of the Conservancy's mission to preserve, protect and share American artistic, natural and historical resources, principally of the Brandywine region.

MAEscapes was created to demonstrate conservation landscaping principles and techniques.