Plant NOVA Natives Garden Signs 5 x 7 inch for Shrub and Small Trees NVSWCD 2011 to 2015
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These are garden signs to download and print for Plant NOVA Natives Shrubs and Small Trees as distributed by the Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District between 2011 and 2015. Download and print 5 x 7 inch onto polyester card such as Terraslate 7 mm and put in metal holders (e.g. Forest Supplies). Each sign highlights some wildlife benefits of the plant in text and images. Scan QR Codes to go to further information from Lady Bird Johnson and other sources.
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Plant NOVA Natives Garden Signs 5 x 7 inch for Shrub and Small Trees NVSWCD 2011 to 2015
- 1. Plant NoVA Natives 20 Shrub and Small Tree Selections 2011 to 2015 Northern Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District Signs by Mary Van Dyke Green STEM Learning NativesNativesNOVANOVA Naturally Beautiful! PlantPlant
- 2. A Plant NOVA Natives plant is one of more than 200 plants “native” to Northern Virginia and will be on Earth Sangha’s list of DC metro area ecotype plants www.plantnovanatives.org NativesNativesNOVANOVA Naturally Beautiful! PlantPlant Contents Serviceberry Amelanchier canadensis Indigo Bush Amorpha fructicosa Pawpaw Asimina triloba Buttonbush Cephalanthus occidentalis Eastern Redbud Cercis canadensis Silky Dogwood Cornus amomum Dogwood Cornus florida Red Osier Dogwood Cornus sericea American Hazlenut Corylus americana Witch Hazel Hamamelis virginiana Winterberry Ilex verticillata Spicebush Lindera benzoin Southern Bayberry Morella cerifera Northern Bayberry Morella pensylvanica Elderberry Sambucus canadensis Smooth Sumac Rhus glabra Maple-leaved Viburnum Vibernum acerifolium Arrowwood Viburnum Vibernum dentatum Cranberry Viburnum Vibernum trifolium
- 3. Serviceberry Amelanchier canadensis Wildlife benefits Early flowers for native bees and other pollinators Insects feed on leaves Songbirds enjoy fruit Edible fruit ripe in June Rasbak MVD MVD NativesNativesNOVANOVA Naturally Beautiful! PlantPlant
- 4. Indigobush Amorpha fruticosa Wildlife benefits Larval host and nectar source for butterflies and native bees Jim Conrad Dalgial Flower has single purple petal and 10 stamens NativesNativesNOVANOVA Naturally Beautiful! PlantPlant
- 5. Pawpaw Asimina triloba Wildlife benefits Larval host and nectar source for butterflies and moths Mammals enjoy fruit Edible fruit MVD MVD MVD NativesNativesNOVANOVA Naturally Beautiful! PlantPlant
- 6. Buttonbush Cephalanthus occidentalis Wildlife benefits Attracts pollinators: moths, butterflies, native bees, hummingbirds Waterbirds like seeds MVD MVD NativesNativesNOVANOVA Naturally Beautiful! PlantPlant
- 7. Eastern Redbud Cercis canadensis Wildlife benefits Nectar source for Long- tongued Carpenter bees Host for Henry’s Elfin caterpillar and Io Moth caterpillar Edible flowers, cook seedpods Dale Clark Stephanie Sanchez MVDPDH NativesNativesNOVANOVA Naturally Beautiful! PlantPlant
- 8. Silky Dogwood Cornus amomum New Hampshire GardenSolutions Missouri Botanical Garden Wildlife benefits Blue berries have high wildlife value MVD NativesNativesNOVANOVA Naturally Beautiful! PlantPlant
- 9. Dogwood Cornus florida Wildlife benefits Larval host for Spring Azure Flowers attract pollinators Fruit eaten by mammals and birds State flower for Virginia MVD MVD NativesNativesNOVANOVA Naturally Beautiful! PlantPlant
- 10. Red Osier Dogwood Cornus sericea ‘Cardinal’ Red twigs for winter interest Wildlife benefits Provides shelter and browsing for mammals and birds Larval host for Spring AzureMVD MVD NativesNativesNOVANOVA Naturally Beautiful! PlantPlant
- 11. American Hazlenut Corylus americana Wildlife benefits Nuts eaten by birds and mammals Edible filbert nuts Sally and Andy Wasowski NativesNativesNOVANOVA Naturally Beautiful! PlantPlant
- 12. Witch Hazel Hamamelis virginiana Wildlife benefit Birds and mammals eat the fruit Extract of bark is an astringent for skin care products MVDJulie Makin NativesNativesNOVANOVA Naturally Beautiful! PlantPlant
- 13. Winterberry Ilex verticillata Wildlife benefits Nectar source for many butterflies, native bees and other pollinators Need female and male plants to produce berries MVD MVD NativesNativesNOVANOVA Naturally Beautiful! PlantPlant
- 14. Spicebush Lindera benzoin Wildlife benefits Host for Spicebush and Swallowtail caterpillars Female plant’s berries enjoyed by birds and mammals Ganondagan Samuel Jaffe Greg Hume Jason Hollinger NativesNativesNOVANOVA Naturally Beautiful! PlantPlant
- 15. Southern Bayberry Morella cerifera Wildlife benefits Larval host, nectar source for Hairstreak caterpillars and butterflies Boil berries from female plant for aromatic candlewax MVD NativesNativesNOVANOVA Naturally Beautiful! PlantPlant
- 16. Northern Bayberry Morella pensylvanica Wildlife benefits Larval host, nectar source for Columbia silkmoth Small white berries on female plant eaten by birds and mammalsMVD NativesNativesNOVANOVA Naturally Beautiful! PlantPlant
- 17. Elderberry Sambucus canadensis Wildlife benefits Birds eat the purple-black berries and spread seeds Flowers flavor cordials and berries jams and jellies Samuel B Jones Sally and Andy Wasowski NativesNativesNOVANOVA Naturally Beautiful! PlantPlant
- 18. Smooth Sumac Rhus glabra Wildlife benefits Nectar source Birds and mammals eat the berries Red fall color Make cordial from berries MVD NativesNativesNOVANOVA Naturally Beautiful! PlantPlant
- 19. file:///.file/id=6571367.865625286 Maple-leaved Viburnum Viburnum acerifolium Wildlife benefits Host Spring Azure caterpillar Birds e.g. robins, bluebirds, flickers eat fruits and seedsNew Hampshire GardenSolutions MVD MVD NativesNativesNOVANOVA Naturally Beautiful! PlantPlant
- 20. Arrowwood Viburnum Viburnum dentatum Wildlife benefits Host Spring Azure caterpillar Birds e.g. robins, bluebirds, flickers eat fruits and seeds Cornell CornellCornell Lynx Adams NativesNativesNOVANOVA Naturally Beautiful! PlantPlant
- 21. Wildlife benefits Host Spring Azure caterpillar Birds e.g. robins, bluebirds, flickers eat fruits and seeds Cranberry Viburnum Viburnum trilobum Edible tart fruit Julie WeisenhornJulie Weisenhorn Wildlife benefits Host Spring Azure caterpillar Birds eat fruits and seeds NativesNativesNOVANOVA Naturally Beautiful! PlantPlant
- 22. Photo Credits Signs designed by Mary Van Dyke 2015