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Wild Ones Greater Richmond Virginia Chapter
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 25 พ.ย. 2023
Wild Ones promotes environmentally sound landscaping practices to preserve biodiversity through the preservation, restoration and establishment of native plant communities. Focusing on the city of Richmond as well as communities in the surrounding counties, the Greater Richmond Virginia Chapter offers educational outreach and volunteer opportunities, engaging with our neighbors to spread awareness of the beauty, value, and ecological power of the native plants of our region.
WOGRVAChapter 2024 in Images
2024 end-of-year pictorial with movie showing plants from our gardens and landscapes and some chapter events; no narration. Placed in member playlist.
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Flora of Palestine and Patagonia with Robin Allman 6 17 24 Made with Clipchamp
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Palestine and Patagonia seem worlds apart, but there are some similarities among the differences. Chapter Vice President Robin Allman will share plants, but not politics, from both regions in her presentation on “Plants of Palestine and Patagonia: Yalla! Vámonos!”* We’ll look at some native plant communities and efforts at conservation in Palestine, Chile, and Argentina. Travel without having t...
May 20 2024 Talk with Native Plant Designers
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An evening program with four local experts who design landscapes using native plants. After sharing tips based on their experiences working with clients in the Richmond area, panelists Kaity Bevenour of Parallel Natives, Kat Cox of RVA Homegrown Natives, Stacey Moulds of Domestica Landscapes and Local Ecotype Richmond Natives, and Lydia Nichols of Greenwitch Gardens and Native Plants respond to...
Virginia Native Plants for a Small Garden Sheryl Smith
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Many people would like to plant native plants in their yards but don't have a lot of space. This presentation by certified Virginia master naturalist Sheryl Smith highlights Virginia native plants that stay small and spread slowly. Plants discussed included mostly perennial flowers, with some grasses, ferns, and shrubs. The presentation has been recorded and posted with permission by the speake...
Jardin de Nortonia: 22 Months in the Garden of Weedin'
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Gifted photographer and Professor Emeritus of Ecology and Environmental Science at Miami Dade College Chris Migliaccio talks about the development of his native plant garden in Henrico, Virginia in this program hosted by Wild Ones Greater Richmond Virginia Chapter. After many years of “growing native” in South Florida, Central Virginia offered new gardening discoveries along with a new palette ...
The sound quality, narration, and the bad transcriptions for the closed captioning in this video are all horrible. The only saving grace is the amazing photography. It was painful to listen to! You should absolutely redo this video! The information is too important. On a mobile phone the captioning is too tiny to read. The spelling is just jibberish and I am sad you put this poor quality video out compared to what it could be. I am a native, RVA, Virginian.
Thank you for your comment. The bad audio and transcript are not the fault of the speaker. We are not professional videographers, and we will work on improving our recordings.
Re-uploaded the presentation--had a technical issue with the audio in the file originally loaded. This one should be ok.
Links are going out to program registrants today (May 27). Thank you to our panel, and to Julie for moderating the chat during the program!
So glad you enjoyed the presentation!
Good presentation. Very informative. Thanks for sharing. I am just starting out with my native plant garden. I live in Arkansas, but I believe many of these are also native to my state,