1. Some Native / Wildlife Plants and Gardens in Falls Church Please do not use photos without permission/proper credit (webmaster@fallschurchenvironment.org).webmaster@fallschurchenvironment.org Slide 1 of 18

2. Virginia Bluebells (left), Mayapples (right) Slide 2 of 18

3. Columbine (left), Foamflower/Tiarella (right) Slide 3 of 18

4. Grass as paths (left) and mulch/stepping stones as path Slide 4 of 18

5. “Pocket woodland” under Willow Oak (left) and Mountain Laurel (right) Slide 5 of 18

6. Bee balm / butterfly plants (left) and Blue False Indigo (right) Slide 6 of 18

7. Purple coneflowers (left), native honeysuckle (center), and backyard butterfly garden (right) Slide 7 of 18

8. Cup Plant (left) and Scarlet Runner beans (not native, right) Slide 8 of 18

9. Butterfly garden (left) and Swamp Rose Mallow (right) at Falls Church Community Center Slide 9 of 18

10. Native wildflowers at Falls Church library Slide 10 of 18

11. Coneflowers at Falls Church Library (left); Switchgrass and Sweetbay Magnolia at Falls Church Community Center (right) Slide 11 of 18

12. Beautyberry at Falls Church Library (left) Inkberry and Sweetspire at Cherry Hill Park (right) Slide 12 of 18

13. Ferns and shrubs at City Hall (left), Inkberry and Sweetspire at Scout House (right) Slide 13 of 18

14. Button Bush at T. J. Elementary School Butterfly Garden Slide 14 of 18

15. Cranberry Viburnum (left) and Mapleleaf Viburnum Slide 15 of 18

16. Lawn reduction and native plantings around border of yard Slide 16 of 18

17. Polyphemus moth (left), Tiger Swallowtail (center), and House Wren (right) Slide 17 of 18

18. Rainwater harvesting and water-loving vegetation at homes to control runoff from yard and allow reuse of rainwater Slide 18 of 18