86% OF LAND EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI IS PRIVATELY OWNED
This means that considering the ecological impact and value of our own yards is so important.
EVERY SPACE, NO MATTER HOW SMALL, MATTERS
There are so many places around our homes, neighborhoods and towns where we can make simple changes to improve habitat quality for wildlife, and for the many other benefits we receive of going native in our landscaping.
Every native plant added makes a difference. Any increase is good. You can add more native plants over time.
Thank you for planting Virginia natives!
Pledge to Plant Virginia Natives!
PARTNER NEWS
Chickadees, Caterpillars, and Oaks, Oh My! Enjoy this new animated video from Plant Virginia Natives!
Native Plants for Virginia’s Southern Piedmont guide now available to download!
Regional Native Plant Marketing Campaigns
Learn more about Virginia’s regional native plant marketing campaigns, and download a FREE native plant guide to where you live and garden. [Shown is the guide for the Richmond area.]
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Banner Image: Spring Beauty (Claytonia virginica), is one of the earliest native wildflowers to spring into bloom. Image by Jan Newton.