Welcome to Wild Ones Central Wisconsin Chapter!

Membership

2026 Native Plant Sale

Thank you for supporting our Wild Ones Central Wisconsin Chapter and native plants! Our 2026 native plant sale has come to a close. For those who placed an order with us, you will be receiving a follow up email end of April/early May with the address of the pickup location you have chosen, as well as the pickup dates which will be in Mid May. Thank you again for your order and happy growing!

Volunteers Needed: Watering Schedule

Now that our native seedlings have been transplanted, we’ve started a watering schedule. Please sign up using the Volunteer Watering Schedule form. Simply add your name, available dates, and preferred phone number. Any help is greatly appreciated and you’re welcome to team up with a friend. The transplanted flats are located at the greenhouse located downtown Stevens Point (1220 Briggs Ct., Stevens Point, WI).

Morning watering should be completed before 10 a.m. (earlier on sunny days). Afternoon watering is best between 4–6 p.m. to allow foliage to dry before dusk. Instructions are included, but please reach out to [email protected] with any questions. Thank you for your support!

Upcoming Garden Workdays

Be prepared to get your hands dirty at the Plover Library where we will do some general garden maintenance, weeding, and monitoring the needs of our chapter’s native space. This is a great opportunity to learn plant identification, characteristics, and growing conditions of various plants in our local area. Bring a water bottle, gloves, and hand tools if you have any.

Sunday, May 17th, Time TBD
May 23rd or 24th as potential rain dates
Plover Library (2151 Roosevelt Dr, Plover, WI 54467)

Photo Reference: Crooked-Stem Asters and New England Asters taken by Jill Ziehr

Purchase Native Plants Locally!

Did you know we have several native plant growers right here in Stevens Point and the surrounding area? These local experts specialize in Wisconsin native plants that are perfectly adapted to our region’s climate and soil. By choosing native species, you’re not just adding beauty to your landscape; you’re also supporting pollinators, birds, and the health of our local ecosystems. High-quality, locally grown, and ecologically important. Explore and support your local native plant growers here:

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