Finding natives in commercial garden centers can be challenging. Plant labels, excepting those that Plant NOVA Native volunteers have already tagged in red as “Native,” rarely offer much information and use terms that can be confusing. Here are some definitions and tips to help you find exactly what the biodiversity of the region needs.
Wildlife Sanctuary Almanac: Plant a Butterfly Nursery in the Shade
Their Time to Sleep
Wildlife Sanctuary Almanac: It's Spring! Is it Time to Plant?
Early Spring Blooms for the Garden
“Keystone” Plants for Fall Gardens
Supporting your garden through heat and drought
Wildlife Sanctuary Almanac: Water in Your Home Habitat
Wildlife Sanctuary Almanac: Fireflies
Wildlife Sanctuary Almanac: Create a Mini-meadow
Front Yard Landscaping, Reimagined
Shopping for the birds
Apply Soon for a Native Gardening Grant!
Go Green, Go Native
Thinking about Spring with Audubon at Home’s Guidance
Where to Find Native Plants
“The Pollinator Victory Garden” with author, Kim Eierman
Audubon at Home Continues to offer Wildlife Sanctuary Advice Despite Covid-19
Many Audubon education and advocacy programs have been canceled or paused due to Covid-19. Fortunately, the Audubon at Home (AAH) program continues. Applicant numbers are down, but people who are proactive, enthusiastic and committed about attracting native wildlife to their yards continue to apply.
Native-only Plant Vendors Offer Curbside Pick-up
While in-person Audubon at Home Ambassador visits are paused you can still plan for spring planting with information on our website. Native-only plant vendors in our area will be taking orders in advance and arranging for curbside pick-up.



















