INPS is pioneering a solution to get individuals actively participating in increasing seed-grown native plant populations in all 
landscape settings. By increasing entry to packages, sources, and assist, 
we hope to create communities of educated volunteers and skilled growers and encourage them to responsibly procure,
process, and propagate native plant seeds. The intention is to assist create and restore habitat, support biodiversity, and mitigate the impacts of local weather change.
Everyone is invited to get in on the action. Every year 
at our Annual Conference, participants from all over 
the state gather seeds from native species and freely exchange 
them in an organized seed swap. Prepare seeds.
For the majority of our fall collected seeds, this would require drying and cleaning.
Other seeds may be intolerant to drying, similar to acorns.
Place seeds in vast-mouth jars (plastic or glass) with lids and label every jar clearly with the total widespread identify of 
the mother or father plant and the Indiana county by which 
it was collected.