Welcome to the homepage for the Ixia Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society
The Ixia Chapter serves the northeast Florida counties of Clay, Duval and Nassau
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Upcoming Events 
Local Business & Non-Profit Partners
Nurseries in northeast Florida that sell native plants, designers, landscapers, installers & maintainers who use native plants and other businesses and non-profits. All are members of the Florida Native Plant Society.
Library (exclusive FNPS member benefit)
Books that are available for Florida Native Plant Society members to check out
Donation & Grant Application
The Ixia Chapter will provide grants for projects to help fulfill the missions of the Florida Native Plant Society
Chapter News Briefs
Short news briefs about what the Ixia Chapter has been doing.
Native Plants
Resources
Native Park
Information about the chapter's adopted Native Park
Conservation Newsletter
Weekly newsletter pubished by the chapter's conservation director, Chadd Scott, with conservation and environmenal news about Florida and the nation
Chapter Team
Listing of current officers and directors; contact information
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Featured Event
Floribunda Art Show: Celebrating Florida’s Unique Biodiversity
April 27, 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm, CoRK Arts District, 2689 Rosselle Street, Jax 32204
Floribunda, an art show celebrating Florida’s unique biodiversity, is presented by the Ixia Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society and CoRK Arts District.
Join us for a wonderful evening in celebration of Florida’s native flora and wild places. This curated roster of contemporary artists will feature some aspect of Florida’s natural history, flora, and fauna. A portion of sales will be donated to the Ixia Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society.
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Ixia Chapter 2023 Annual Report
Ixia Chapter Members and Volunteers contributed 6,417 volunteer hours during 2023. The Chapter also hosted or participated in over 100 events and significantly increased its membership and social media followers. Click the button below to read the complete 2023 Annual Report.
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Homegrown National Park is a grassroots call-to-action to regenerate biodiversity and ecosystem function by planting native plants and creating new ecological networks. It is the largest cooperative conservation project ever conceived or attempted. The initial goal is 20 million acres of native plantings in the U.S. This represents approximately ½ of the green lawns of privately-owned properties.
For more information and to get your yard on the map, go to https://homegrownnationalpark.org
