SC Native Plant List; Rare, Threatened and Endangered Plant Species; Native Plants Nearby; Why Native Plants at Home; Resources

The South Carolina Native Plant Society (SCNPS) works to protect and restore native plants, and educate communities across South Carolina.

Native plants are essential for pollination in South Carolina. They provide a habitat for many pollinating insects and help to attract bees and butterflies. Native plants also help to reduce the need for pesticides.

2021年11月27日 · We provide quality nursery-propagated native perennials, shrubs, and vines for the Southeastern United States. Our selection encompasses plants for nearly any condition. With over 100 species in our propagation program, almost everyone from beginning gardener to native collectors will find something different and unique for their garden.

2024年4月26日 · This page serves as a hub for useful information about selecting, growing or finding our South Carolina native plants, with data about propagation, best conditions for planting, lifecycle & maintenance, and seed harvesting.

South Carolina’s diverse ecosystems, from coastal dunes and salt marshes to piedmont and mountain forests, are home to various native plants that thrive in these unique conditions.

2015年4月22日 · The following native plants can be found throughout South Carolina and will thrive in appropriate growing conditions, as recommended below. Sweetgrass, Muhlenbergia filipes: Sweetgrass has gained increasing popularity in the landscape industry as well as in community park spaces, medians and public gardens.

2025年1月16日 · Whether you’re a homeowner, landscaper, or conservation enthusiast, the South Carolina Native Plant Society’s (SCNPS) Native Plant Database is an invaluable resource for making eco-friendly and informed planting decisions.

2023年5月25日 · Here are some native plants you have to see if you plan to visit South Carolina anytime soon! Find the information you need to identify them.

South Carolina has a rich native flora that stretches from the mountains to the sea. There are species of intricate beauty, such as the yellow fringed orchid; species of cultural significance, such as the palmetto; and still others like bald cypress and southern magnolia that have become familiar landscape specimens the world over.