Missouri Wildflowers Nursery advertises that they sell “over 300 species native to Missouri.” They offer wildflowers, naturally, but also trees, shrubs, vines, grasses, sedges and ferns.

Spring is here, and if you haven’t started planning your spring garden, the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is here to help with tips for using native plants in your garden.

This week on Discover Nature, learn all about the benefits of native plants and pollinators with the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) June 21 in Columbia. This free event will be held at ...

COLUMBIA — The Missouri Prairie Foundation held a native plant sale at the MU Bradford Research Center on Saturday. Vendors sold varieties of native plants such as wildflowers, grasses ...

JOPLIN, Mo. — The Missouri Black-Eyed Susan, the Little Bluestem, and, of course, the Butterfly Milkweed—these are all native plants Missouri conservationists are urging you to put in your ...

Spring Native Plant Sale set for Saturday, May 24th at the Shoal Creek Conservation Education Center. Native plant experts and conservation staff will be on hand and provide information on landscaping ...

In Missouri, Jerry Smith Park in south Kansas ... conservationists work to reclaim land by reintroducing native plants and animals. Since only a small portion of native prairie remains, wildlife ...

Cancel anytime. Cold stratification of echinacea seed Q: I bought some Missouri native wildflower seeds, but the packet instructions say to sow the seed after we’ve had a hard frost. Is that ...

“Not really a flower at all, frost flowers are delicate, beautiful ribbons of ice crystals that form on the lower stems of a few species of Missouri native plants,” according to the Missouri ...