This list of native plant societies is under constant revision. Additions and corrections are welcome. Inc. As a leading regional advocate and steward of our floral heritage, the New England Wild Flower Society promotes the conservation of temperate North American plants through horticulture, education, habitat preservation, and advocacy. Founded in Boston in 1900, its membership now includes thousands of native plant enthusiasts across North America. Garden in the Woods, the botanical garden owned and operated by the Wild Flower Society, is New England's premier wildflower showcase.
Trails meander through a glacially-sculpted terrain of rolling hills, ponds, and streams.
Nestled in these 45 acres, an abundance of wildflowers and other plants flourish in a series of specially designed, naturalistic gardens. As a living museum devoted to the conservation of temperate North American flora, the Garden displays 1600 varieties of plants including over 200 rare and endangered species growing in protective cultivation. Last Garden admission is one hour before closing. An admission fee is charged. Tours, plant sales, gifts, and books at the Museum Gift Shop.