This is the third in a series of blog posts describing an RNPP research project that took place 2022-2024.  To recap, the goal of this...

In fall of 2022 RNPP measured out a couple of vegetable-garden sized squares of bare earth along the Rogue River and initiated the trial...

Author: Rogue Native Plant Partnership Date: April 2023 This document is intended as a guide for landowners, gardeners, and anyone...

In the midst of Cherry Blossom Madness in Washington, DC, a contingent of Oregonians landed to be among “our people”: Seed (but never...

One of the most challenging aspects of controlling invasive plants is that even when treatments are successful, a healthy, diverse...

Author: Rogue Native Plant Partnership | Kathryn Prive Date: September 14th 2021 Meeting slides for partnership meeting that took place...

“There are now more Starbucks in California than monarch butterflies.” This simple statement from the Center for Biological Diversity...

Common Fiddleneck (Amsinkia menziesii) is a fun yellow flower with a long, gradually unfurling bloom that resembles the top of a fiddle....

Fawn lilies (Erythronium genus) are a sure sign that spring has arrived in Pacific Northwest, and we have a couple of special local...

Rogue Native Plant Partnership seeks to bring together native plant (and seed) growers with people who need native plant materials for...

Note: This post originally appeared in the March edition of the Rogue Basin Partnership newsletter. To sign up for this excellent...

Winter is when native bunchgrasses shine. After other understory plants lose their leaves and flowers, perennial bunchgrasses such as...

Between moving to a dedicated seed storage facility, adapting to COVID and an unprecedented wildfire season, and stepping back to plan...

Common Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) is a common perennial herb known for its fragrant leaves and healing properties. This widespread...

Blame it on 2020 – our attempt to record the General Meeting on December 8th was not successful. Fortunately, we were able to take good...

An important component of any habitat restoration plan is the soil type. Knowing what types of soil are present on the property will help...

RNPP has a Native Plant of the Month column in the Rogue Basin Partnership newsletter! You can find the full RBP November...

So far in our Restoration Best Practices blog post series, we’ve covered Developing an Ecological Restoration Plan and Site Preparation,...

Are you planning on engaging in ecological restoration on your land? If so, an important first step is to develop a plan. It doesn’t have...

Below is a video interview we did with her about why she enjoys working with native plants and some of her tips on how to select the...