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    Battlechip and Sip Father’s Day Weekend

    Battlechip and Sip Father’s Day Weekend

    Port Warwick Summer Concert Series 2022

    Port Warwick Summer Concert Series 2022

    Waggish Comic #65 Wonderfully Made – Part 2

    Waggish Comic #65 Wonderfully Made – Part 2

    Celebrate Trains At Two Upcoming Events in Lee Hall

    Celebrate Trains At Two Upcoming Events in Lee Hall

    James City County – Aug. 25 Community Conversations- Shaping Our Shore

    Pre-School Patriotic Chocolate Workshop

    James City County – Aug. 25 Community Conversations- Shaping Our Shore

    Splash on Friday

    Arbor Day 2022 Puzzle by John F. Hamilton

    Arbor Day 2022 Puzzle by John F. Hamilton

    Waggish Comic #64 Wonderfully Made – Part 1

    Waggish Comic #64 Wonderfully Made – Part 1

    Bluebird Gap Farm named ‘best family-friendly day trip’ in Virginia

    Bluebird Gap Farm named ‘best family-friendly day trip’ in Virginia

  • Press Release
    Battlechip and Sip Father’s Day Weekend

    Battlechip and Sip Father’s Day Weekend

    Port Warwick Summer Concert Series 2022

    Port Warwick Summer Concert Series 2022

    Norfolk Peace Officers’ Memorial Ceremony

    Norfolk Peace Officers’ Memorial Ceremony

    James City County – LOVEworks Sign Design Contest

    James City County – LOVEworks Sign Design Contest

    York County – Temporary Closure of Riverwalk Landing Parking Terrace

    York County – Temporary Closure of Riverwalk Landing Parking Terrace

    Celebrate Trains At Two Upcoming Events in Lee Hall

    Celebrate Trains At Two Upcoming Events in Lee Hall

    Art at the River – Rescheduled for May 15th

    Art at the River – Rescheduled for May 15th

    Jump forward to 2040: Help set a course for Hampton’s future

    Jump forward to 2040: Help set a course for Hampton’s future

    Hampton – 18 or older and looking for a summer job? Visit Parks hiring fair Saturday

    Hampton – 18 or older and looking for a summer job? Visit Parks hiring fair Saturday

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    Norfolk Peace Officers’ Memorial Ceremony

    Norfolk Peace Officers’ Memorial Ceremony

    James City County – LOVEworks Sign Design Contest

    James City County – LOVEworks Sign Design Contest

    Celebrate Trains At Two Upcoming Events in Lee Hall

    Celebrate Trains At Two Upcoming Events in Lee Hall

    Art at the River – Rescheduled for May 15th

    Art at the River – Rescheduled for May 15th

    James City County – Aug. 25 Community Conversations- Shaping Our Shore

    Pre-School Patriotic Chocolate Workshop

    We’re Hiring, Lifeguards!

    We’re Hiring, Lifeguards!

    James City County – Aug. 25 Community Conversations- Shaping Our Shore

    American Red Cross Lifeguard Re-Certification

    James City County – Aug. 25 Community Conversations- Shaping Our Shore

    Splash on Friday

    Former Newport News Vice Mayor Rob Coleman to formally announce candidacy for Newport News City Council-Central District

    Former Newport News Vice Mayor Rob Coleman to formally announce candidacy for Newport News City Council-Central District

  • Garden
    BugFest is Back at a New Location

    BugFest is Back at a New Location

    Got a Green Thumb? Register for Master Gardener Training!

    Got a Green Thumb? Register for Master Gardener Training!

    Tips to Conduct a Spring Lawn and Garden Audit

    Tips to Conduct a Spring Lawn and Garden Audit

    What is the best looking and healthiest way to prune a crape myrtle and other similar shrubs/trees? – by Kathy Van Mullekom

    What is the best looking and healthiest way to prune a crape myrtle and other similar shrubs/trees? – by Kathy Van Mullekom

    To Bee or Not To Bee – By Caleb Fisher

    To Bee or Not To Bee – By Caleb Fisher

    CNU’s Popular Gardening Symposium Returns this Weekend

    CNU’s Popular Gardening Symposium Returns this Weekend

    How Can Pavers be used in a Front Yard? – By Kathy Van Mullekom

    How Can Pavers be used in a Front Yard? – By Kathy Van Mullekom

    Contamination in Residential Recycling, Improving the Program – By Dan Baxter

    Contamination in Residential Recycling, Improving the Program – By Dan Baxter

    What are some good mail-order gardening catalogs? by Kathy Van Mullekom

    What are some good mail-order gardening catalogs? by Kathy Van Mullekom

  • Health
    Time to Get Pumped Up!

    Groundbreaking Marks the Start of Fire Station 7 Construction

    Back to School: Message from Mayor McKinley L. Price, DDS

    Spring Cleaning Safety Tips from askHRgreen.org!

    One City Marathon Races Take Place this Weekend

    One City Marathon Races Take Place this Weekend

    Contamination in Residential Recycling, Improving the Program – By Dan Baxter

    Contamination in Residential Recycling, Improving the Program – By Dan Baxter

    Rabid Raccoon Found in Sewells Gardens Neighborhood of Norfolk

    Rabid Raccoon Found in Sewells Gardens Neighborhood of Norfolk

    Biggest Loser Challenge – New Year’s Resolution Solution

    Biggest Loser Challenge – New Year’s Resolution Solution

    One City Marathon Free Popup Fitness Classes Start in January

    One City Marathon Free Popup Fitness Classes Start in January

    Blood Supply Reaches Critical Low

    Blood Supply Reaches Critical Low

    Sample Saturday – Protein Coffee

    Sample Saturday – Protein Coffee

  • Food
    Here’s The Scoop! – The Hilton Creamery Opening Soon

    Here’s The Scoop! – The Hilton Creamery Opening Soon

    Toano Open Air Market – Winter Online Market Begins

    Toano Open Air Market – Winter Online Market Begins

    Sample Saturday – Protein Coffee

    Sample Saturday – Protein Coffee

    Ep. 29 Tofurkey, Thanksgiving and PEE-can vs puh-KAHN Debate

    Ep. 29 Tofurkey, Thanksgiving and PEE-can vs puh-KAHN Debate

    Back to School: Message from Mayor McKinley L. Price, DDS

    Holiday Cheer Abounds in Newport News!

    Corn Chips

    Corn Chips

    Sample Saturday: Dairy-Free Blueberry Yogurt

    Sample Saturday: Dairy-Free Blueberry Yogurt

    Sample Saturday – Sam’s Club vs Costco Beef Jerky

    Sample Saturday – Sam’s Club vs Costco Beef Jerky

    Juicing LIFE Bar & Café

    Juicing LIFE Bar & Café

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    Battlechip and Sip Father’s Day Weekend

    Battlechip and Sip Father’s Day Weekend

    Port Warwick Summer Concert Series 2022

    Port Warwick Summer Concert Series 2022

    Waggish Comic #65 Wonderfully Made – Part 2

    Waggish Comic #65 Wonderfully Made – Part 2

    Celebrate Trains At Two Upcoming Events in Lee Hall

    Celebrate Trains At Two Upcoming Events in Lee Hall

    James City County – Aug. 25 Community Conversations- Shaping Our Shore

    Pre-School Patriotic Chocolate Workshop

    James City County – Aug. 25 Community Conversations- Shaping Our Shore

    Splash on Friday

    Arbor Day 2022 Puzzle by John F. Hamilton

    Arbor Day 2022 Puzzle by John F. Hamilton

    Waggish Comic #64 Wonderfully Made – Part 1

    Waggish Comic #64 Wonderfully Made – Part 1

    Bluebird Gap Farm named ‘best family-friendly day trip’ in Virginia

    Bluebird Gap Farm named ‘best family-friendly day trip’ in Virginia

  • Press Release
    Battlechip and Sip Father’s Day Weekend

    Battlechip and Sip Father’s Day Weekend

    Port Warwick Summer Concert Series 2022

    Port Warwick Summer Concert Series 2022

    Norfolk Peace Officers’ Memorial Ceremony

    Norfolk Peace Officers’ Memorial Ceremony

    James City County – LOVEworks Sign Design Contest

    James City County – LOVEworks Sign Design Contest

    York County – Temporary Closure of Riverwalk Landing Parking Terrace

    York County – Temporary Closure of Riverwalk Landing Parking Terrace

    Celebrate Trains At Two Upcoming Events in Lee Hall

    Celebrate Trains At Two Upcoming Events in Lee Hall

    Art at the River – Rescheduled for May 15th

    Art at the River – Rescheduled for May 15th

    Jump forward to 2040: Help set a course for Hampton’s future

    Jump forward to 2040: Help set a course for Hampton’s future

    Hampton – 18 or older and looking for a summer job? Visit Parks hiring fair Saturday

    Hampton – 18 or older and looking for a summer job? Visit Parks hiring fair Saturday

  • Local
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    Norfolk Peace Officers’ Memorial Ceremony

    Norfolk Peace Officers’ Memorial Ceremony

    James City County – LOVEworks Sign Design Contest

    James City County – LOVEworks Sign Design Contest

    Celebrate Trains At Two Upcoming Events in Lee Hall

    Celebrate Trains At Two Upcoming Events in Lee Hall

    Art at the River – Rescheduled for May 15th

    Art at the River – Rescheduled for May 15th

    James City County – Aug. 25 Community Conversations- Shaping Our Shore

    Pre-School Patriotic Chocolate Workshop

    We’re Hiring, Lifeguards!

    We’re Hiring, Lifeguards!

    James City County – Aug. 25 Community Conversations- Shaping Our Shore

    American Red Cross Lifeguard Re-Certification

    James City County – Aug. 25 Community Conversations- Shaping Our Shore

    Splash on Friday

    Former Newport News Vice Mayor Rob Coleman to formally announce candidacy for Newport News City Council-Central District

    Former Newport News Vice Mayor Rob Coleman to formally announce candidacy for Newport News City Council-Central District

  • Garden
    BugFest is Back at a New Location

    BugFest is Back at a New Location

    Got a Green Thumb? Register for Master Gardener Training!

    Got a Green Thumb? Register for Master Gardener Training!

    Tips to Conduct a Spring Lawn and Garden Audit

    Tips to Conduct a Spring Lawn and Garden Audit

    What is the best looking and healthiest way to prune a crape myrtle and other similar shrubs/trees? – by Kathy Van Mullekom

    What is the best looking and healthiest way to prune a crape myrtle and other similar shrubs/trees? – by Kathy Van Mullekom

    To Bee or Not To Bee – By Caleb Fisher

    To Bee or Not To Bee – By Caleb Fisher

    CNU’s Popular Gardening Symposium Returns this Weekend

    CNU’s Popular Gardening Symposium Returns this Weekend

    How Can Pavers be used in a Front Yard? – By Kathy Van Mullekom

    How Can Pavers be used in a Front Yard? – By Kathy Van Mullekom

    Contamination in Residential Recycling, Improving the Program – By Dan Baxter

    Contamination in Residential Recycling, Improving the Program – By Dan Baxter

    What are some good mail-order gardening catalogs? by Kathy Van Mullekom

    What are some good mail-order gardening catalogs? by Kathy Van Mullekom

  • Health
    Time to Get Pumped Up!

    Groundbreaking Marks the Start of Fire Station 7 Construction

    Back to School: Message from Mayor McKinley L. Price, DDS

    Spring Cleaning Safety Tips from askHRgreen.org!

    One City Marathon Races Take Place this Weekend

    One City Marathon Races Take Place this Weekend

    Contamination in Residential Recycling, Improving the Program – By Dan Baxter

    Contamination in Residential Recycling, Improving the Program – By Dan Baxter

    Rabid Raccoon Found in Sewells Gardens Neighborhood of Norfolk

    Rabid Raccoon Found in Sewells Gardens Neighborhood of Norfolk

    Biggest Loser Challenge – New Year’s Resolution Solution

    Biggest Loser Challenge – New Year’s Resolution Solution

    One City Marathon Free Popup Fitness Classes Start in January

    One City Marathon Free Popup Fitness Classes Start in January

    Blood Supply Reaches Critical Low

    Blood Supply Reaches Critical Low

    Sample Saturday – Protein Coffee

    Sample Saturday – Protein Coffee

  • Food
    Here’s The Scoop! – The Hilton Creamery Opening Soon

    Here’s The Scoop! – The Hilton Creamery Opening Soon

    Toano Open Air Market – Winter Online Market Begins

    Toano Open Air Market – Winter Online Market Begins

    Sample Saturday – Protein Coffee

    Sample Saturday – Protein Coffee

    Ep. 29 Tofurkey, Thanksgiving and PEE-can vs puh-KAHN Debate

    Ep. 29 Tofurkey, Thanksgiving and PEE-can vs puh-KAHN Debate

    Back to School: Message from Mayor McKinley L. Price, DDS

    Holiday Cheer Abounds in Newport News!

    Corn Chips

    Corn Chips

    Sample Saturday: Dairy-Free Blueberry Yogurt

    Sample Saturday: Dairy-Free Blueberry Yogurt

    Sample Saturday – Sam’s Club vs Costco Beef Jerky

    Sample Saturday – Sam’s Club vs Costco Beef Jerky

    Juicing LIFE Bar & Café

    Juicing LIFE Bar & Café

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Virginia Living Museum Host Spring Native Plant Sale

April 28, 2021
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Spring is in bloom, and for the 34th year the Virginia Living Museum (VLM) celebrates the season with the Spring Native Plant Sale on-site and online. Unique species include more than 143 native Virginia Living Museum nursery propagated perennials, vines, shrubs and trees for yards and gardens.

Plant purchases can be made both online and in-person at the museum. Visit the on-site sale in the Museum Conservation Garden, which is free and open to the public, April 24-25 from 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Online sales for members and for the general public end April 22. Pick-up for all online orders will take place April 24-25 between 12 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. 

The wide variety of plants available include options for many garden sites and styles, from wet ponds to dry rock gardens, and for attracting a variety of native wildlife. Area gardeners enjoy their local weather tolerance and ability to serve as food and shelter for area wildlife, while also providing a good show in the garden. A Plant Guide is available to learn about blooming periods, light, soil, and moisture needs.

Choosing native plants improves water quality and protects our local watersheds. Native plants help preserve biodiversity and aid in the conservation of native flora and fauna by providing the correct habitat for pollinators, birds, and wildlife that live in or migrate through our region. Perfectly adapted for Virginia’s soil and climate, native plants reduce the amount of watering and fertilizing they require as they naturally resist many diseases and pests in the local area. Their root systems help prevent erosion and absorb excess nutrients eliminating runoff and reducing pollution. This limits chemical use in yards and waterways, creating a healthier environment. For more information visit thevlm.org or call 757-595-1900.

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