/images/amerlotus_big.jpg "<em>Nelumbo lutea</em> Willd. American lotus. Photo taken by Charles Lewallen.")
/images/chickplum_big.jpg "<em>Prunus angustifolia</em> Marsh. Chickasaw plum. Photo taken by Charles Lewallen.")
/images/blueeyedgrass2_big.jpg "<em>Sisyrinchium campestre</em> E.P. Bicknell. Prairie blue-eyed grass. Photo taken by Charles Lawellen.")
/images/bufgrass_big.jpg "<em>Bouteloua dactyloides</em> (Nutt.) J.T. Columbus. Buffalograss. Photo taken by Charles Lawellen.")
/images/buckeye_big.jpg "<em>Aesculus glabr</em>a Willd. Ohio buckeye. Photo taken by Charles Lewallen.")
/images/butterflyweed_big.jpg "<em>Asclepias tuberosa</em> L. Butterfly milkweed. Photo taken by Charles Lewallen.")
/images/buttonbush_big.jpg "<em>Cephalanthus occidentalis</em> L. Buttonbush. Photo taken by Charles Lewallen.")
/images/catalpa_big.jpg "<em>Catalpa bignonioides</em> Walter. Southern catalpa. Photo taken by Charles Lewallen.")
/images/cardflower_big.jpg "<em>Lobelia cardinalis</em> L. Cardinalflower. Photo taken by Charles Lewallen.")
/images/chatbox2_big.jpg "<em>Epipactis gigantea</em> Douglas ex Hook. Chatterbox orchid. Photo taken by Charles Lewallen.")
Welcome
Oklahoma’s amazingly diverse flora has long been of interest
to state residents. In
1987, individuals from throughout the state founded the
Oklahoma Native Plant Society to encourage the study,
protection, propagation, appreciation, and use of the
state’s native plants.
The society’s varied activities—field trips, lectures,
workshops, displays, inventories, and roadside plantings—
promote an awareness and understanding of some of the
state’s most valued treasures.
Click here to learn more.
A project of ONPS is Color Oklahoma –
Sow Some Wild Seeds. Committee members raise money through
state license tag sales and donations to plant wildflowers
along state roadways.
Contact us: PO Box 14274, Tulsa, OK 74159; oknativeplants@yahoo.com
