Regional Plant Lists

Here we present some representative native plants: trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants for different regions of the United States. To learn more about native plants that are local to your area, you might visit a local natural area or one or more of the local nurseries listed in our NATIVE PLANT NURSERY DIRECTORY. You might also choose to inquire at a local nonprofit or municipal entity that is versed in native plants.

Native Plant List – Alabama
Native Plant List – Alaska
Native Plant List – Arizona
Native Plant List – Arkansas
Native Plant List – CO-East
Native Plant List – CO-West
Native Plant List – Connecticut
Native Plant List – Delaware
Native Plant List – Florida
Native Plant List – Georgia
Native Plant List – Hawaii
Native Plant List – Idaho
Native Plant List – Illinois
Native Plant List – Indiana
Native Plant List – Iowa
Native Plant List – Kansas
Native Plant List – Kentucky
Native Plant List – Louisiana
Native Plant List – Maine
Native Plant List – Maryland
Native Plant List – Massachusetts
Native Plant List – Michigan
Native Plant List – Minnesota
Native Plant List – Mississippi
Native Plant List – Missouri
Native Plant List – Montana
Native Plant List – Nebraska
Native Plant List – New Hampshire
Native Plant List – NJ-Northern
Native Plant List – NJ-Southern
Native Plant List – NY-Mainland
Native Plant List – NY-Long Island
Native Plant List – North Carolina
Native Plant List – North Dakota
Native Plant List – Ohio
Native Plant List – OK-East
Native Plant List – OR-East
Native Plant List – OR-West
Native Plant List – Pennsylvania
Native Plant List – Rhode Island
Native Plant List – South Carolina
Native Plant List – South Dakota
Native Plant List – Tennessee
Native Plant List – Texas
Native Plant List – Utah
Native Plant List – Vermont
Native Plant List – Virginia
Native Plant List – WA-East
Native Plant List – WA-West
Native Plant List – West Virginia
Native Plant List – Wisconsin
Native Plant List – Wyoming

Tips for Exploring Native Plants:

1. Visit Local Parks and Reserves: Immerse yourself in the beauty of native plants by exploring nearby natural areas. Observing them in their native habitat provides valuable insights into their growth patterns and interactions with the ecosystem. Take a walk, observe the plants, and note those you find interesting.
2. Consult Our Native Plant Nursery Directory: Discover local nurseries specializing in native plants. Our directory offers a convenient way to find nurseries that can provide expert guidance and a diverse selection of native species for your garden. Start your journey to a vibrant and sustainable garden with our curated native plant lists!
3. Engage with Local Nonprofits and Municipal Entities: Connect with organizations dedicated to native plant conservation. Nonprofits and municipal entities often have valuable information and resources to share, guiding you in making informed choices for your garden.
4. Participate in Workshops and Events: Attend workshops or events focused on native plants. These gatherings are excellent opportunities to learn from experts, exchange ideas with fellow enthusiasts, and gain practical tips for successful native plant gardening.
5. Attend Plant Sales and Swaps: Many communities host plant sales or swaps. These events are great opportunities to find native plants for your garden.
6. Join a Local Gardening Club: Gardening clubs often have members who are knowledgeable about native plants. They can provide valuable insights and advice.
7. Create a Wildlife-Friendly Garden: Native plants often attract local wildlife like birds and butterflies. Consider including features like bird baths or butterfly houses in your garden.