Favorite Virginia Natives Reviving the Normal Water Cycle that gives us life. One Yard at a Time Photos by Dave Eckert Please do not use photos without permission/proper credit Slide 1 of 45

Start with planting beds connected by wood chip trails Slide 2 of 45

Virginia Bluebells Slide 3 of 45

Phlox Slide 4 of 45

Green Dragon Slide 5 of 45

Jerusalem Artichoke Slide 6 of 5

Sea Oats Slide 7 of 45

Mayapple Slide 8 of 45

Virginia Creeper Slide 9 of 45

Ostrich Fern Slide 10 of 45

Sensitive Fern Slide 11 of 45

Wood Fern Slide 12 of 45

Lady Fern Slide 13 of 45

Christmas Fern Slide 14 of 45

Wisteria fructicens Slide 15 of 45

Purple Coneflower Cavalier Trail Park Slide 16 of 45

Ironweed Cavalier Trail Park Slide 17 of 45

Brown-eyed Susan T.J. Butterfly Garden Slide 18 of 45

Common and Swamp Milkweed T.J. Butterfly Garden Slide 19 of 45

Bee Balm T. J. Butterfly Garden Slide 20 of 45

Great Coreopsis (Tickseed) T.J. Butterfly Garden Slide 21 of 45

Spicebush Slide 22 of 45

Virginia Sweetspire Slide 23 of 45

Summersweet or Clethra alnifolnia Slide 24 of 45

Arrowwood Viburnum Cavalier Trail Park Slide 25 of 45

Drooping Leucothoe Slide 26 of 45

Elderberry Slide 27 of 45

Fothergilla Slide 28 of 45

Inkberry and Fothergilla Bike Trail Bridge Slide 29 of 45

Virginia Witchhazel Slide 30 of 45

Sweetshrub Slide 31 of 45

Oak Leaf Hydrangea Cavalier Trail Park Slide 32 of 45

Paw Paw Tree Slide 33 of 45

Fringe Tree T.J. School Slide 34 of 45

Redbud trees Cavalier Trail Park, Bike Trail Bridge Slide 35 of 45

Serviceberry Bike Trail Bridge Slide 36 of 45

Eastern Red Cedar Cavalier Trail Park Slide 37 of 45

Willow Oak W. Westmoreland Road Slide 38 of 45

American Hornbeam Cavalier Trail Park Slide 39 of 45

Sassafras tree Slide 40 of 45

River Birch tree Cavalier Trail Park Slide 41 of 45

Young Tupelo tree Cavalier Trail Park Slide 42 of 45

Sweetgum tree Cavalier Trail Park Slide 43 of 45

Yellowwood Grove Cavalier Trail Park Slide 44 of 45

Sourwood Cameron Road Slide 45 of 45