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Throwing Shade VA Program Offers Discounts for Planting Native Species

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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Virginians are once again being encouraged to throw some shade—in their landscapes, that is. The Virginia Department of Forestry’s Throwing Shade VA program is back and giving consumers discounts when they purchase native trees and shrubs from over 15 participating retail nurseries. Now through May 1 while supplies last, shoppers can receive a $25 discount on eligible native trees and shrubs valued at $50 or more. The prog…
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Throwing Shade VA Program Offers Discounts for Planting Native Species

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Virginians are once again being encouraged to throw some shade—in their landscapes, that is. The Virginia Department of Forestry’s Throwing Shade VA program is back and giving consumers discounts when they purchase native trees and shrubs from over 15 participating retail nurseries. Now through May 1 while supplies last, shoppers can receive a $25 discount on eligible native trees and shrubs valued at $50 or more. The prog…

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When it comes to native plants, Barbara Federlin is Milwaukee’s connoisseur

Barbara Federlin loves to get up close and personal with plants. She thinks of paintings by the renowned artist Georgia O’Keeffe, who was known for her depictions of flowers. Federlin said she appreciates how O’Keeffe would enlarge flowers in her paintings to show what’s inside. Similarly, Federlin, said she enjoys seeing how plants connect with the rest of the environment. The resident of Milwaukee’s Riverwest neighborhood, and member of Congre…

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