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Despite the Unrelenting Wind, the Native Plant Sale Was the Biggest One Yet

Despite the Unrelenting Wind, the Native Plant Sale Was the Biggest One Yet

Apr 19, 2024

Photo by S.A. Ferguson It’s not unusual to have a windy day for the Spring Native Plant Sale, but April...

Native Wildflowers Seen in Abundance at Ball’s Bluff

Native Wildflowers Seen in Abundance at Ball’s Bluff

Apr 15, 2024

A group of 13 wildflower enthusiasts braved the wind at Ball’s Bluff Regional Park on Saturday, April 13 to learn...

Spring Ephemerals at Ball’s Bluff

Spring Ephemerals at Ball’s Bluff

Apr 8, 2024

Shooting Star.Photo by Kelly Nguyen Led by Emily Southgate, the April 6 walk at  Ball’s Bluff Battlefield Regional Park gave...

Native Plants of the Mid-Atlantic: Medicinal and Food Applications

Native Plants of the Mid-Atlantic: Medicinal and Food Applications

Mar 28, 2024

Native plants provide valuable shelter and food for much of our local wildlife. These plants also have exciting applications in...

Native Plants for Beginners: April 13 at the Native Plant Sale

Native Plants for Beginners: April 13 at the Native Plant Sale

Mar 19, 2024

Do you need help getting started gardening with Native Plants?  Then this presentation is for you.  It takes place at...

Planting a Woodland Edge

Planting a Woodland Edge

Feb 26, 2024

Did you know that the transition zone at the edge of a forest is an area of great species diversity?...

Volunteers Breathe New Life into Meadowscape

Volunteers Breathe New Life into Meadowscape

Feb 8, 2024

Volume 29 Issue 1, Winter 2024 by Susan Abraham and BJ Lecrone Volunteers spread out to plant native grasses in...

Native Plants of the Mid-Atlantic: Medicinal and Food Applications (Virtual)

Native Plants of the Mid-Atlantic: Medicinal and Food Applications (Virtual)

Jan 12, 2024

Native plants provide valuable shelter and food for much of our local wildlife. These plants also have exciting applications in...

Wildflowers: Planting a Woodland Edge (Virtual)

Wildflowers: Planting a Woodland Edge (Virtual)

Jan 10, 2024

Matt Bright, Executive Director at Earth Sangha, will discuss the importance of woodland edge habitats and the diversity of wildflowers...

Winter Sowing Workshop Teaches Native Plant Propagation

Winter Sowing Workshop Teaches Native Plant Propagation

Nov 8, 2023

Photo by Michael Crowley Watermark Woods hosted 17 enthusiastic participants for the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy Winter Sowing workshop on November...

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