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Conservation of Indiana Native Plants

Looking for photos and information about Native Plants to add to your garden?

Indiana Species Photo and Information Pages - contains photos and links for information about the species included in the INPAWS "Landscaping with Plants Native to Indiana" Brochure

To get the brochure, Download it in its original printed format (11"x17"), or Download a text copy (81/2"x11" - recently updated with corrections)

Download this informative and beautiful landscaping brochure created by IPSAWG - Invasive Plant Species Assessment Working Group. This brochure provides alternatives to landscaping with invasive plants, listing many plants that are native to Indiana. Funding partners for this brochure include the Indiana Native Plant and Wildflower Society (INPAWS), the Indiana Academy of Science, IDNR Urban Forest Coservation Fund, and The Nature Conservancy.

Read "Invasive Horticultural Plants in Indiana - Some Answers", an article by Ellen Jacquart, published in the Indiana Nursery & Landscape Association journal .

Visit these websites to learn more about Conservation of Native Plants:

Native Plant Conservation Campaign (NPCC) - brochures are available for plant sales, presentations, conferences and other plant conservation events!  Download the PDF

Plant Conservation Alliance

Center for Plant Conservation

The Nature Conservancy – Conservation Science

The Nature Conservancy in Indiana Corporate Council for the Environment

Indiana Dept. of Natural Resources, Division of Nature Preserves

CILTI (Central Indiana Land Trust Inc.)

Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

Wild Ones – Preservation and Restoration of Native Communities

What YOU Can Do:

Plant Rescue

Spring Plant Sale and Auction

Contact Us - for specific questions about Conservation efforts in Indiana, contact David & Jane Savage

Learn About Invasive Plants In Indiana

Report Sightings of Invasive Plants to MIPN (Midwest Invasive Plant Network)

Join INPAWS!

How YOU can Volunteer!

We welcome your comments, suggestions, and additions.

Contact Marcia Moore, INPAWS Website Coordinator

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