A mixed hedge consisting of native plant species has the added value of supporting the songbirds in our communities. Privacy screens don’t always work out as planned, though, so here are a few considerations for creating and maintaining them.
Humans and Trees Share a Common Enemy: Stress!
Front Yard Landscaping, Reimagined
Ivy Kills!
Party Time on the Disc Golf Course
Invitation to Celebrate Trees!
Are you Interested in Managing a “Before and After Photography” Contest?
Plant NOVA Trees Launched!
Environmental Development on the Reston National Golf Course
Dominion Grants to Beautify Neighborhood Entrances with Native Plants
Planting for the Picky Eaters
Go Green, Go Native
Thinking about Spring with Audubon at Home’s Guidance
Action Alert: Invasive Plants Legislation
Audubon at Home Certifies 87-acre property
Sweet Options When Selecting Woody Plants for your Home Habitat
Audubon at Home Continues to offer Wildlife Sanctuary Advice Despite Covid-19
Many Audubon education and advocacy programs have been canceled or paused due to Covid-19. Fortunately, the Audubon at Home (AAH) program continues. Applicant numbers are down, but people who are proactive, enthusiastic and committed about attracting native wildlife to their yards continue to apply.
Native-only Plant Vendors Offer Curbside Pick-up
While in-person Audubon at Home Ambassador visits are paused you can still plan for spring planting with information on our website. Native-only plant vendors in our area will be taking orders in advance and arranging for curbside pick-up.
Native-only Plant Vendors Offer Curbside Pick-up
While in-person Audubon at Home Ambassador visits are paused you can still plan for spring planting with information on our website Native-only plant vendors in our area will be taking orders in advance and arranging for curbside pick-up.
