What it does
Homegrown National Park provides native-planting resources, a keystone-plant tool and a biodiversity map. It offers starting guides and community activity ideas for yards and other everyday spaces.
Homegrown National Park gives a habitat project a manageable entrance through its quick-start guide and plant-selection tools. A gardener can investigate native plants, container growing or nearby plant sources before considering the biodiversity map. The map's participation route uses a free account, while community resources address seed libraries, plant swaps and conversations with neighbours or an HOA. Begin with one planting space and the native-plant guide relevant to it. The programme's US and Canadian context matters for plant choice; participation on a map and suitability for a particular site are separate questions.
Strengths
- Home and community resources offer several scales of habitat project
Best for
- Starting a native-plant habitat project at home
Sources
- HNP - Homegrown National Park - Regenerate Biodiversity (Oct 26, 2026)