Welcome to Tyler Chapter!
The Tyler Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas, founded in January 2024, helps build connections between residents of Smith County and the surrounding areas to our local native plants. Through education, outreach, and advocacy, we aim to help resident patrons improve our environment by utilizing local native plants.
If you are interested in learning about gardening with native plants, this is the organization for you. Members and native plant professionals share a wealth of knowledge gained from experiences with native plants.
Our monthly meetings, which are free and open to the public, feature a variety of speakers and meet on the second Monday of every month at the Tyler Nature Center. Join us to network, learn and gain resources about native plants, habitat gardening, soil health, water conservation, and much more. We hope to see you soon!

P.S. Already a member and ready to become more involved? The success of our Chapter is attributed to chapter member volunteers. If you are interested in helping our chapter grow, please click on the Volunteer tab above to tell us your availability and interest in helping!
Tyler Chapter Events
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Virtual Events Available to You
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State News

Spring 2025 Plant Sales
Spring is a good time to plant native flowers, shrubs, and trees, and many of our chapters and affiliated organizations have upcoming spring plant sales. Take advantage of this opportunity

H-E-B Texas Native Plant Celebration Happening Now
Announcing a collaboration in celebration of native plants between the Native Plant Society of Texas and H-E-B Our Texas, Our Future. The Society is happy to celebrate native plants with H-E-B this spring

Nature’s Winter Pantry – Feeding Wildlife with Native Plants
Native trees such as live oaks, pecans, and black walnuts are crucial sources of food for squirrels. Photo by Michelle Michel. By Lindsey Townsend, Tyler Chapter Winter is a major