2025 Wildflower Week | July 21-27
Every July, we host a Wildflower Walk to celebrate the bounty of native wildflowers that bloom on our conserved lands. When you register for Wildflower Week (it's free!), you get the following:
- Unlimited access to our wildflower meadows from dawn to dusk throughout the week. Don't forget your cameras!
- Our digital booklet that includes information on our Wildflower Week tour stops, a wildflower planting guide, lots of planting tips, resources, and more!
- A Native Wildflower Seed packet to get started on your meadow.
This event is generously sponsored by GreenWeaver Landscapes
Intro to Wildflowers
Wildflowers enhance our landscape with their beauty, but their importance goes well beyond what the eye can see. They provide critical food and habitat to native wildlife, help conserve water, reduce erosion and help mitigate the effects of climate change. Throughout this tour you will learn the ins and outs of planting native wildflowers and plants, and how you can turn part of your own yard, field, or patio into an oasis of beneficial habitat.
Continue your wildflower journey:
Book Recommendations & Articles
We've gathered a few outside resources perfect for your wildflower journey, whether you're designing your own sustainable landscape or protecting the pollinators.
Create a Bird-Friendly Sanctuary
Like us, birds need food, water, and shelter. Transform your outdoor space into a bird sanctuary that saves water and even combats climate change.
The Secret to Endless Summer
Contribute in meaningful way to biodiversity in your neck-of-the woods throughout the year and deep into the fall.
How? By starting with mindful plant selection.
Plant This, Not That
It's time replace those exotic, non-native plants with something a little more eco-friendly for the birds, bees and their habitat. Read this helpful guide created by our Stewardship Team.
