Native Plant Organizations in Missouri

One of the oldest botanical gardens in the United States with extensive native plant collections and conservation programs.

A 2,500-acre nature reserve featuring native Missouri landscapes, including prairies, wetlands, and forests. Home to the Native Plant School program.

University of Missouri Extension Master Gardener program.

Promoting the enjoyment, preservation and study of Missouri's native flora.

Kansas City's botanical garden featuring native prairies and the Heartland Harvest Garden.

University of Missouri Extension Master Gardener program provides training in Midwest gardening and native plant landscaping.

Wild Ones chapter serving the mid-Missouri region.

Wild Ones chapter connecting people and native plants in the St. Louis region.