Native Plants In the Landscape Conference

09/25/2019

Redbud Native Plant Nursery, an established retail native plant nursery located in horticultural hub of SE Pennsylvania, is looking for a successor to purchase the nursery. The facility is composed of 1.5 acres of fenced outdoor retail space, propagation area, attractive indoor retail area, and ample parking. Well maintained inventory, beautiful plant displays and demonstration gardens inspire new and repeat customers. The location on a heavily trafficked road links to major transportation corridors. Redbud is turnkey ready with an excellent reputation developed over seventeen years of successful operation! Please contact Catherine Smith at [email protected] for information.

09/12/2019

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06/08/2019

Wow! Biggest crowd on a Saturday in many years! Thank you to everyone that attended this week and helped to make this conference possible.

06/07/2019

And so another exciting day begins here at the Conference! You can still walk-in to attend todays lectures, and our Plant Sale and Trade Show OPENS TO THE PUBLIC at 4:30 pm! Why not stop by and catch one of today's interesting topics, including Lamonte Garber's session "Watershed Restoration, Native Plants and the Insect Connection." We hope to see you here!

06/05/2019

Walk-ins are still welcome at the Conference! Why not stop in and attend one of our lectures tomorrow or Friday? There are so many interesting topics being covered, including "Solutions for Rare and Threatened Eastern North American Native Woody Plants" with John Rosenfeld on Thursday, "Beyond Gardening for the Birds: Enhance your Habitat to Increase Bird Diversity" with Kelly Joslin and Kathy Salisbury on Friday, or "Native Sedges Steal the Show" with Shannon Currey on Friday. For more information, the full conference itinerary and registration,
millersvillenativeplants.org/

06/04/2019

Good and bad news if you have not yet registered OR if you now need a place to stay overnight....

Good news - we still have rooms and you can still register.

Bad news - There is now a one time $50 housing late fee, direct from the university, because we are only a couple days from the start of the conference.

So, what are you waiting for? Go register!

06/03/2019

Believe it or not, there is still time to register! https://npilc.regfox.com/npilc-2019-general-registration

Come for one day, come for 2 days - we would love to see you!

If you can't make a full day commitment, come on Friday evening to hear Neil Diboll from Prairie Nursery speak about "The American Garden" or come on Saturday morning and hear Doug Tallamy speak about "A Guide to Restoring the Little Things that Run the World". Only $15 to attend one of the individual lectures - it's a steal!

Everything can be found on the registration page below. We even have limited space available on our Wednesday Field Trips. See you soon!

The Native Plants in the Landscape Conference is held at Millersville University, June 5-8, 2019. Inspirational field trips, educational workshops, engaging topics of concern, native plant and book sale, and native plant merchandise make this a conference you don't want to miss. Continuing education...

06/03/2019

Our conference begins in a few days! Don't miss amazing lectures this Friday including "Biocontrol Mindsets" with Alex Traven, "Getting it Right: Rain Garden Retrofits in Public Spaces" with Kate Austin and "Green Infrastructure Maintenance: After the Honeymoon" with Nicholas Myers. There is still time to register at

Welcome to the Native Plants in the Landscape Conference @ Millersville The 2019 Native Plants in the Landscape Conference will be held June 5-8, 2019 at Millersville University, in Millersville, PA. Inspirational field trips, educational workshops, engaging topics of concern, native plant and book....

06/02/2019

I have been raving about our sponsors, but we can’t forget the partnering organizations. Special thanks to: Temple Ambler Arboretum, Ecotone, Inc., Stroud Water Research Center, City of Lancaster PA, Go Native Tree Farm, Hoffman Nursery, Longwood Gardens, North Creek Nurseries, Penn State Extension - York County, Indigenous Ingenuities, LLC and Zanfel.

These groups donate time and materials to make our conference a success!

06/02/2019

Additional Sponsors of the 2019 Native Plants in the Landscape Conference include: MAEscapes, a program of Penn State Cooperative Extension, Octoraro Native Plant Nursery, PA Native Plant Society, Pinelands Direct, Babikow Greenhouses, Chanticleer Garden, Ernst Conservation Seeds, Community Conservation Committee, Izel Native Plants, Kind Earth Growers, Sahd Metal Recycling and Mt. Cuba Center.

Please support these businesses and organizations.