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Native plants, state by state.

Pick your state to see the wildflowers, grasses, shrubs, and trees that are genuinely native to your region — filtered to your hardiness zone and sorted into the collections that matter for your yard.

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Continental U.S.
Alabama63 nativesArizona26 nativesArkansas76 nativesCalifornia28 nativesColorado56 nativesConnecticut57 nativesDelaware65 nativesFlorida61 nativesGeorgia63 nativesIdaho21 nativesIllinois70 nativesIndiana66 nativesIowa70 nativesKansas50 nativesKentucky73 nativesLouisiana68 nativesMaine57 nativesMaryland65 nativesMassachusetts57 nativesMichigan66 nativesMinnesota70 nativesMississippi63 nativesMissouri77 nativesMontana58 nativesNebraska50 nativesNevada27 nativesNew Hampshire57 nativesNew Jersey65 nativesNew Mexico62 nativesNew York72 nativesNorth Carolina65 nativesNorth Dakota49 nativesOhio68 nativesOklahoma76 nativesOregon20 nativesPennsylvania72 nativesRhode Island57 nativesSouth Carolina63 nativesSouth Dakota50 nativesTennessee73 nativesTexas84 nativesUtah26 nativesVermont57 nativesVirginia65 nativesWashington17 nativesWashington, D.C.63 nativesWest Virginia73 nativesWisconsin66 nativesWyoming56 natives
Regional Garden covers the lower 48 states and D.C. Native ranges are mapped at the regional level and filtered by hardiness zone; for county-level confirmation, check with your state native plant society before you plant.