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Native Species Recs: Dry to Moist Meadows and Woodland Edges

Here’s the next installment in our series of posts giving advice on easy-to-grow, high-value native species. This time around we’re...

Native Species Recommendations: Moist to Wet Meadows/Woodland Edges

Native Species Recommendations: Moist to Wet Meadows/Woodland Edges

Native Species Recommendations: Moist to Wet Meadows/Woodland Edges

We frequently get asked for advice on what native species would be best suited for gardening projects in homegardens, school yards, and...

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Northern Virginia, Hispaniola, and Panama - What's The Connection?

Northern Virginia, Hispaniola, and Panama - What's The Connection?

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When the Most Common Native Plants become No Longer Common in our Wild Areas

When the Most Common Native Plants become No Longer Common in our Wild Areas

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Our Local Forest Communities Need More Native Trees

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Banner: Late October in a mixed stand of hickories, oaks, and American beech at Fountainhead Regional Park, on the northern shore of the Occoquan River, in Fairfax County, Virginia. Photo by Chris Bright.

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