Ozark Native Plants for Gardeners and Landscapers
The following publications/resources are hosted by the Ozarks Wild Ones domain and the document will open in another tab in your web browser.
- Well Behaved Natives – Lissa Morrison
- Native Plants for Shade – Lissa Morrison
- Native Plants that Colonize — Lissa Morrison
- Native Plants for Dry, Shallow, Rocky Soil – Lissa Morrison
- Ornamental Native Grasses for Landscape Design — Lissa Morrison
Ozark Native Plants for Gardeners and Landscapers (External to Wild Ones Organization)
The following links will take you to another site, outside the Wild Ones domain.
- ANPS Invasive Plant List – Arkansas Native Plant Society
- Top Host Plants for Northwest Arkansas — National Wildlife Federation
- Riparian Tree and Shrub List – Beaver Watershed Alliance
- Rain Garden Fact Sheet – Beaver Watershed Alliance
- Rain Garden Information – University of Arkansas Agricultural Extension
- Wildflower Site Preparation – Prairie Moon Nursery
- How to Grow a Prairie from Seed – Prairie Moon Nursery
- Deer Resistant Native Plants – Shaw Nature Preserve
- Deer Resistant Native Plants – Missouri Botanical Garden
- Top Host Plants for Butterflies and Moths – Prairie Nursery
- Overwintering Habitat for Pollinators – Xerces
- Audubon Native Plants Database (with information on bird species attracted to each native plant listed)
Ozark Native Plants for Phytoremediation— Eric Fuselier
- Ozark Native Plant Species for Phytotoremediation of Air Pollutants
- Ozark Native Plant Species for Phytotoremediation of Petroleum
- Ozark Native Plant Species for Phytotoremediation of Pesticides
- Ozark Native Plant Species for Phytotoremediation of Chlorinated Solvents
- Ozark Native Plant Species for Phytotoremediation of Heavy Metals
Cultivation and Management Documents
Online Resources to Help with Native Plant Selection
Online Resources for Native Plant Information
- Missouri Botanical Garden
- Prairie Moon Learning Center
- Xerces Society
- Audubon Arkansas
- Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
- USDA Plants Database
- Arkansas Monarch Conservation Partnership
Horticulture Professionals in Northwest Arkansas
The following list is offered to connect clients with professionals that focus on native plants and environmentally sustainable practices. Wild Ones Ozark Chapter does not endorse one company over another or guarantee their performance. Other professionals who promote the use of Arkansas native plants and wish to be included in this list may contact us at [email protected].