The New England Wild Flower Society

As a leading regional advocate and steward of our floral heritage, the Society promotes the conservation of temperate North American plants through education, research, horticulture, habitat preservation, and advocacy. Founded in Boston in 1900, its membership now includes thousands of native plant enthusiasts across North America. The Society founded and administers the New England Plant Conservation Program (NEPCoP), a collaboration among botanists, federal and state agencies, and conservation organizations throughout the New England states. NEPCoP is the leading plant conservation collaboration in the United States. In 1998, the Society began a Plant Conservation Volunteer Corps to survey, monitor, and preserve New England's native plant communities.

Please Join Us!

Membership in the New England Wild Flower Society supports our conservation programs in education, horticulture, and research, as well as maintenance of Garden in the Woods and our sanctuaries. You may join online, by mail, or by phone. To join online, go to www.newfs.org. To join by mail, complete the attached form and mail it to the New England Wild Flower Society. To join by phone, call 508-877-7630 ext. 3802. Payment can be by check or Visa/MasterCard. Thank you.

Benefits

• Subscriptions to the Society's publications.
• Unlimited free admission to Garden in the Woods, the region's premier native wildflower plant botanical garden.
• Discounts at select New England and mail order nurseries.
• Up to 20% discount on our 270 yearly courses and field trips.
• 10% discount on propagated native plant purchases at Garden in the Woods.
• Up discount and preferential order period for seed purchases.
• 10% discount on any individual book or gift item over $5 in our Museum Shop.
• Borrowing privileges at our 4,000 volume botanical library.