
We are a coalition of organizations dedicated to promoting and protecting native plants, primarily at the state and local levels of Maryland government.
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A tiger swallowtail butterfly feeds on ironweed blooms in a residential front yard, courtesy of Jimmy Rogers.
All across Maryland, counties and municipalities tend to use the same “b...
Chinese Fountaingrass (Cenchrus purpurascens), courtesy of Judy Fulton
Fall is approaching and this is a great time to review the plants in your garden and work on plans for fall planting.
Maryland just added seven additional invasive pl...
English Ivy (Hedera helix) climbing a tree
Great news, according to the MD Department of Agriculture, as of July, 15, 2026, the following invasive plant species are now PROHIBITED from acquisition or sale in Maryland:
Stacey Doran's front yard native garden in Laurel, MD, with shorter plants positioned along walkways. Courtesy of Jimmy Rogers
If you’ve been following the Maryland Native Plant Coalition’s efforts over the past year, you might think of us...
This year, the Maryland Native Plant Coalition worked hard to energize Marylanders about a number of bills that put native plants first. Here’s how those efforts turned out in the 2026 session.
We enjoyed some wins...
Subscribers, engagement, traffic and sponsorship for Maryland Native Plant Coalition.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I’m a native gardening consultant working out of Laurel, MD. Project manager by trade, gardener by vocation. Learn more at vibrantgardening.com.
I am a founding member of the Maryland Native Plant Coalition and currently serve as Treasurer of the Maryland Native Plant Society and as a member of the Executive Committee of the Green Towson Alliance.
I'm a retired business person and a passionate environmentalist.
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