Discussion Group

Here's how to participate in our discussion group!

The primary means of communications for the Native Plant Resource Teams are through our discussion group where members can chat with or meet like-minded people who live in their city (or nearby), or find people who are interested in specific topics, such as native plant propagation, HOA garden conversions, gardening for wildlife, and more. 

We look forward to your involvement, and to supporting each other with questions, tips, ideas and community experience so that we can bring more native plants into our neighborhoods. Ultimately, we hope that the conversations in this discussion group lead to projects—at any scale, from converting diminutive parking strips to parks to wildlife-friendly native plant gardens—that will help bring nature home to the places we live in and love.

To access the discussion group you must first:

1) Complete the Native Plant Resource Team Membership Form HERE. (It's free to join!)

2) Receive and accept the email invitation to join our google group

Once those two steps are complete, you can participate in the group by either:

Do I need to have a gmail account to use the google group and calendar?

You do not need to have a gmail account, but to utilize all our free membership-only features, you will need to register your non-google email with google (so you can still  "login" using that email).  Here's the easy steps to do that:

How do I use the discussion group?

How can I filter the conversations by team or subject?

At the top of the google groups page (https://groups.google.com/g/nprt-native-plant-resource-teams) you will see a search box - you can type the string you are interested in there.  

Too many emails from us?

Google groups provides the following options for you to determine how many emails you receive from the group daily:


For detailed instructions to change this setting for your account, please see HERE or here

Need more help?

If you need further assistance, email us at nprt-info-team AT googlegroups DOT com .