South Hampton Roads Chapter – September Meeting 2026: Landscape Design Talk + Fall Plant Sale Updates

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Date/Time
Thursday, September 24, 2026
6:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Location
Norfolk Botanical Garden

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STILL HAPPENING: Thursday, September 24th from 6:30pm,  we will have our VNPS-SHRC meeting at The Rose Room (Norfolk Botanical Garden). Our speaker is Kelly Morse, founder of ecological landscape design firm  70|30 Design Studio. Kelly will share three techniques to interweave design and ecological practices in your garden to invoke inspiration. Kelly’s ecological landscape design organization is based on the concept of creating custom gardens humans can love and enjoy – that also benefit pollinators and help wildlife thrive. Want to learn about combining art, gardening, and ecology?

Landscape Design Talk: 3 Ways to Combine Art and Ecology in Your Garden

About the speaker: No more cookie cutter lawn! 70|30 Design Studio is a landscape & garden design firm serving the Hampton Roads cities of Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake and beyond in SE Virginia. An award-winning business, we design sustainable, artistic outdoor spaces that reflect clients’ vision for ecological, low-maintenance beauty that helps pollinators. Named Leader of the Year 2025 by the Norfolk Tree Commission, our work includes balcony gardens, yards, vegetated roofs, living shorelines and commercial landscaping. Our services include garden consultations, stormwater management, detailed master landscape designs, plant procurement and installation. Design with purpose. Grow with heart. Follow 70|30 Design on Facebook or Instagram to see how they are improving our region on garden at a time!

 

This talk is hosted by the Virginia Native Plant Society Hampton Roads Chapter. Each month a guest speaker addresses different facets of plants indigenous to our ecoregion and how support our local ecosystem.
🌸When: Thurs, Sept 24th
6:30 pm
Norfolk Botanical Garden, Rose Hall | 6700 Azalea Garden Rd, Norfolk, VA 23518 | (757) 441-5830
If you don’t have an NBG membership, when you pull up to the entrance gate tell them you’re going to the VNPS event.
Free and open to the public.

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