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Get Ready to “Tour Our Native Yards!!!” <- Click this Home Membership Chapters Publications and Projects Awards Native Planting Resources WOW 2026 JOIN US! The Oklahoma Native Plant Society The purpose of the Oklahoma Native Plant Society is to encourage the study, protection, propagation, appreciation and use of Oklahoma’s native plants. Support ONPS GREAT NEWS!! The newest Oklahoma Native Plant Record, Volume 23 is available to order. Complete the online form: Order form or use the printed form in the current Gaillardia. Watch archived videos, meetings and presentations, including Doug Tallamy's talk, by clicking here. Mark your calendars for May 1-3 for our Wonders of Wildflowers (WOW) at Chandler Park in Tulsa. Details are in the Spring Gaillardia or click here to register. Buy Tickets! Wonders of Wildflowers May 1-3, 2026 Chandler Park, Tulsa City/County Upcoming Events & Activities For more information about these activities you can contact, in OKC area Chair Micah Friedman at: micahfriedman2@gmail.com, in Tulsa area Chair Tiane Christy at: ONPSinfo@gmail.com. Note: Starting January 2026 the Northeast Chapter will be meeting monthly May 1-3 - Wonders of Wildflowers (WOW) at Chandler Park in Tulsa. Registration with more details in flyer included with Gaillardia or details here. May 4 - NE Chapter meeting, 6:30pm socializing and 7:00pm program by Kelly Boegemann, a citizen scientist, will be speaking on the environmental impact of the data center projects and some of the ways to fight them. Meeting at the Tulsa Garden Center, 2435 S Peoria Ave. We will be in the mansion Ballroom. May 7 - Central Chapter meeting, 6:30 socializing and 7:00pm. What if plants could hijack their neighbors at the molecular level? Megan Adler, graduate researcher at Oklahoma State University, explores this through her work on Cuscuta spp., a parasitic plant genus that steals resources from other plants. Her research investigates how these freeloaders of the plant world communicate with their hosts and why understanding these interactions is critical for developing effective control strategies. Location at OCU Dawson-Loeffler Building, Room 208, OKC. May 16 - Edgemere Park Plant Walk. Meeting at 9:00am at the gazebo next to the playground, NW 33rd and N Harvey Parkway, Oklahoma City. May 23 - Natural Falls State Park, 19225 E 578 Rd, Colcord, OK. Meeting at 9:00am at the Visitor Center (off Hwy 412, west of Siloam Springs, AR) May 30 - T.O.N.Y. Tour OKC Native Yards in the Greater Paseo Area, 9:00am-3:00pm. (see details above) June 6 - Deep Fork River Plant Walk. Meeting at 9:00am in front of Shoe Carnival, 1701 Belle Isle Blvd, OKC. At 9:15am we will caravan to the Deep Fork River. June 13 - Rogers State University Education Reserve, approx. address 2000 University Dr., Claremore, OK. Meet at the main entrance parking lot at 9:00am (across the street from the Stratton Taylor Library). July 11 - Oklahoma River Plant Walk. Meeting at 9:00am 网址：https://www.oknativeplants.org
