South Carolina Native Plants Society
South Carolina Native Plant Society
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Mt Pleasant, SC 29466 United States
scnps.org
SCNPS
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News
Did you miss the Spring Upstate Native Plant Sale—or just want to add a little more to your yard? You’re in luck. We’re hosting a smaller-scale, by-appointment shopping day at the Upstate Native Nursery on Saturday, June 14. Stay tuned for an upcoming plant list and registration link! Photo Credit: Cathy McCurdy (fb)
We are saddened to share the news of Sherrill "Sherrie” Whitten’s passing. Sherrie was the beloved wife of Dan Whitten, President of the South Carolina Native Plant Society. Our hearts are with Dan and his family during this difficult time. For those wishing to read more or share condolences, Sherrie’s obituary is available at https://www.eggersfuneralhome.com/obituary/sherrill-whitten (fb)
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About the organization
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Working to protect and restore native plants and educate communities across South Carolina The South Carolina Native Plant Society SCNPS is a community of nature lovers hikers gardeners environmental advocates students educators photographers land managers botanists naturalists and others representing many different talents interests and backgrounds. We have banded together to protect native plant communities that are threatened restore those that have been decimated or destroyed and educate ourselves and others about Environmental Leaders Celebrate Ordinance Success Home Invasion The War that Begins in Your Yard Yards as Habitats How You Can Help Monarch butterfly feeds on a native purple coneflower Echinacea purpurea. Credit David Wagner Protect Canbys dropwort Oxypolis canbyi. Credit Lisa Lord Restore Oconee Bell Shortia galacifolia.
Natural Resource Conservation and Protection
