News & Updates
- November Chapter Meeting -- Graminoids: Native grasses, sedges and rushes
With Janet Davis of Hill House Nursery on Wednesday, November 12 - November Wildflower Walk, Saturday, November 15
Reading the Forest with Nancy Weiss. - Calculating the Impact of Leaving Leaves
Interesting article on the current science regarding leaving fallen leaves on your lawn and garden. -
Check out this great new resource from Virginia Working Landscapes.
- Wilding: Turn Your Yard into Habitat
Murray Fisher just appeared on The Today Show with his partner at Plan It Wild to share how to rewild your lawn to bring it back to its natural state. When he is not working, he is restoring his own backyard with his wife and three kids, where they have observed, identified and cataloged thousands of unique species on iNaturalist. - Find more chapter meeting videos at our showcase.
- Update your calendar for upcoming local meetings, presentations, lectures, and other events described in the Jefferson Chapter Events Calendar.
- And keep up with Jefferson chapter activities and discussion on our Facebook Page!
Join
Become a Member:
Support Our Mission.
Donate
Support VNPS with
your donation today.
Upcoming Events
Find Field Trips, Meetings, Programs and Plant Sales.
Find a Chapter
Get involved in your
local VNPS chapter.
Plant Sale 2025 — Claytonia virginica
Claytonia virginica (Spring Beauty, Virginia Spring Beauty or Eastern Spring Beauty) is an early bloomer (March to April) and by the time of our plant sale this plant is often done blooming and both the flowers and foliage are beginning to fade away for the year. This small native plant…
Plant Sale 2025 — Stylophrum diphyllum
Stylophrum diphyllum, commonly known as Wood or Celandine Poppy, adds a spot of bright yellow to a woodland garden from March to May. If given enough moisture, it may re-bloom throughout the summer. If it dries up during the hot summer days, it will reappear come spring of the following…
Plant Sale 2025 — Baptisia australis
Baptisia australis (Blue False Indigo) is a very showy dense shrub with bluish-purple pea like flowers. The foliage dies back to the ground in winter however, it will reappear in the spring. Plant it in full to part sun in average to moist soils. Once established it will tolerate clay…
Plant Sale 2025 — Dicentra cucullaria
Dutchman’s breeches (Dicentra cucullaria) gets its name from the shape of its blooms and it grows six to twelve inches tall. They look like little white pantaloons hanging upside down. In April to May four to ten white or pink flowers hang off stalks that are five to ten inches…
