Other sources of information and societies to join…..
There are a number of resources out there that you can use to help you learn more about native plants. You can support organizations that help promote conservation by joining. Many of these organizations help educate the public about conservation and the importance of protecting our natural world.
One such program that is instrumental in our own state of Minnesota is the Lawn to Legumes program. This program is a pollinators grant program that reimburses those who want to turn part of their lawn into a native planting.
This program is a collaboration between Blue Thumb and the Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources. Blue Thumb is a nonprofit involved with planting for clean water using native plants.
One of Minnesota’s insectivorous plant, the Pitcher Plant, found in the northern part of the state.
These beauties are the Pink Lady’s Slipper. Please don’t take from the wild.
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Here at BluPrairie we are to help you with any questions, concerns or help in establishing your own native planting.
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We are dedicated to not only providing you with quality plants but to also add quality of assistance to help your experience with native plants become a positive one, both for yourself and for the role you play in the natural world.
Put down roots for future generations, go Native!
Sources of Inspiration and Societies to Join
Xerces Society ~ Invertebrate conservation
Wild Ones ~ Promotes native landscapes through preservation, restoration and establishment of native plant communities
Minnesota Wildflowers ~ Invaluable source for native plants for you to explore. Includes invasive species to help you identify those as well.
Other Sources of Information
There are a number of sources out in the web. Just ‘google’ native plants, monarchs, wildflowers, arboretum from which you can get information from.