Membership
2025 Plant Sale
The 2025 Wild Ones Central Wisconsin Chapter Plant Sale is now LIVE! Linked HERE is a flyer for detailed sale information as well as the plant list with site preferences. You can mail or email in your orders on the provided sheet OR complete online via our Google Form here.
Orders and payments must be received by Sunday, February 23rd.
You will receive an email with the exact date and pickup address in May.
Please reach out to [email protected] if you have any questions and thank you for supporting Wild Ones Central Wisconsin Chapter!
Gardens for Stevens Point’s Schools
Wild Ones Central Wisconsin chapter is proud to be partnering with Recycling Connections in establishing native rain gardens around local schools in the area. Currently we are working with 6 schools in the City of Stevens Point area offering services and support to design, install, and use a rain garden. Submit a letter of interest to nominate your school for a rain garden! To learn more about the program or for information on how to get involved, click here.
Seed Swap Meeting
We had an awesome turnout for our last meeting of 2024 with the seed swap, 2025 officer elections, and potluck! Thank you so much to everyone for who made this a success! There was great food, plenty of native plant seeds to go around, and a wealth of knowledge regarding all things native plants. We are excited to see you all in 2025!!
Wild Ones Winter Journal is Out Now!
View the journal here! Highlights include:
- Momentum in Motown – Explore how Detroit’s Udolf Garden is blending native plantings with cutting-edge ecological design (p. 7).
- Expedition Milkweed – Read how Oklahoma City Zoo’s conservation efforts are helping to boost monarch populations with rare milkweed species (p. 10).
- Wild Edibles – Learn how to make warming herbal teas from native plants like anise hyssop, elderflower, and spicebush while exploring their medicinal properties (p. 15).
- Tree Care for Wildlife – Learn about wildlife-friendly pruning techniques that help create habitat for insects, birds, and mammals (p. 23).
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