Join HPS/MAG now!

Request more info

Browse the Calendar

 
The Hardy Plant Society/Mid-Atlantic Group is a not-for-profit volunteer organization for gardeners in the Mid-Atlantic region. We encourage gardeners – from beginners to professionals – to learn more about horticulture and to share skills, knowledge, and plants with each other.

Open the interactive seed donation form here.
Adobe Acrobat Reader version 7.1 or higher is required to send the form electronically. A free Adobe Acrobat download is available here.   Macintosh users should use Safari browser. If you have trouble sending the form electronically, please print and mail it.

 Coming up:

HPS Fall Gardeners' Market ~ Saturday, August 23, 9am to 1pm

The sale will be at the beautiful Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge, 1601 Valley Forge Rd, Valley Forge, PA. Specialty growers, artists, and vendors from across the Northeast will join us with an outstanding selection of fine plants, ceramics, and garden gear. Thank you if you have already volunteered to help make this sale a success.
WE STILL NEED VOLUNTEERS FOR ONE HOUR. If you haven't signed up yet, please email us at
info@hardyplant.org.  We have the following opportunities for you to help out: Set-up (7:30 AM) and throughout the day, we need Greeters, Parking Guides, Plant Park, Collect & Pick Up Vendor Lunch Orders, Distribute Vendor Evaluations & Check Out Forms, Membership Table, Clean-up crew. Even if you can give only an hour, we need you to help out and do your part to make this year's Gardeners' Market the best ever. Click for complete vendor list.
For more info, click on info@hardyplant.orgDirections to Freedom Foundation

Plant Source DelVal                                                                                                        Searching for a special plant? Now you can click on www.plantsourcedelval.org for a searchable database of retail and wholesale nurseries, garden centers, and plant sales within 50 miles of the Philadelphia Airport.  Plant Source is brought to you by HPS/MAG, the Chanticleer Foundation, and the Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College.