April 2021 was the first

National Native Plant Month

We are currently working to renew this resolution for 2026!

On April 5th, 2025, Senate Resolution 157 was unanimously approved by the full Senate designating April 2025 as National Native Plant Month!


What Can You Do To Help:

Please help to spread the word that the month of April is Native Plant Month and plan activities in your community to make a real difference by planting native plants, removing invasive plants, and teaching others about the importance of native plants to the survival of wildlife and the health of our planet.

Blue-eyed Mary (Collinsia verna)


2026 Senate Resolution

This year, Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-MS) has once again agreed to be the lead sponsor of this important native plant resolution. Thank you Senator Hyde-Smith! We are currently working to find bipartisan cosponsors for 2026.


Logo: The National Native Plant Month logo features the silhouette of a grand oak (Bur Oak, Quercus macrocarpa). Please use this free logo to help promote native plant events every April. Contact us for other .jpg or .png designs or sizes.

 

Free logo to help promote National Native Plant Month!


Native Plant Posters Free to Download!

We are currently working on a set of 5 posters that feature the native plants from every state. Click on the button below to see and download the posters for Ohio and Virginia. The posters for Mississippi, Indiana, and Texas will be available soon! Note: These are currently best viewed on a computer or tablet, not a phone.


STATE Laws, Proclamations, and Resolutions!

Click on the button below to see native plant legislation FROM ALL 50 STATES and Washington D.C. If you know of other legislation not included on this page, please use the “Contact Us” page to let us know!


Why is this legislation important?

During the month of April, people and organizations across the country can celebrate native plants in April by planting native trees, shrubs, perennials, vines and grasses, planning educational events with schools and community organizations, hosting hands-on workshops, removing non-native invasive plants so native plants can thrive, and restoring areas with native habitats to allow birds, bees, butterflies and all wildlife to flourish.


Since the Senate Resolution and not a Law, it needs to be reintroduced each year. If your organization is interested in being added to the list of supporting organizations, please use the CONTACT US page to let us know.