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Native Green-and-Gold Is a Groundcover to Treasure

Nov 1, 2019

Volume 24 Issue 4, Fall 2019 by Hope Woodward I first heard about Green-and-Gold from my neighbor, whose home has...

Propagation Workshop

Propagation Workshop

Oct 9, 2019

Come learn how to make your own plants.  This hands-on workshop at Watermark Woods in Hamilton will include topics such...

Propagation Workshop

Propagation Workshop

Oct 3, 2019

Come learn how to make your own plants.  This hands-on workshop, at Watermark Woods in Hamilton, will include topics such...

Plant the ‘Super 9’ for Pollinators and They Will Come

Aug 8, 2019

Volume 24 Issue 3, Summer 2019 by Anne Owen, Coordinator, Audubon at Home Program General awareness is growing of the...

Transforming Grassland and Lawn to Meadow

May 1, 2019

Supporting Biodiversity in the Soil Food Web

Feb 8, 2019

Native Plants for Rain Gardens

Nov 6, 2018

Splendor in the Grasses — The Poaceae: Humankind’s Ancient Friends

Aug 6, 2018

Native Ferns Have a Place in Our Plantings for Wildlife

Jul 1, 2018

Native Phlox: A Virginia Garden Gem

May 1, 2018

Volume 23 Issue 1, Spring 2018 by Kelsey Gentry Walking through the woods on a warm spring day is a...

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