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Committed to the Preservation and Propagation of Plantlife. Lower Rio Grande Valley. Now in PDF at the link below. Vernacular Names of Plants Indigenous to the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas by Robert Runyon. Content by the Native Plant Project - P.O. Box 2742 - San Juan, TX 78589. Revised: Feb 16, 2016. This site designed and maintained by Bert Wessling ( bwessling AT gmail DOT com ) Comments Welcomed.
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NPP Membership
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The Native Plant Project has no paid staff and is supported entirely by memberships and contributions. Anyone with an interest in native plants is invited to join. Members will be kept informed of all project activities and Meetings. Native Plant Project Membership Application. Regular $20 per year. Contributing $45 per year. Life $250 one time fee per individual. Check for electronic newsletter. Print and mail this form with dues check to:. San Juan, TX 78589.
Handbooks
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The NPP has published 5 native plant handbooks. Click on the cover or title of each to view the web version. Of the Rio Grande Valley, Texas. Landscape Uses and Identification. Published by the NPP. Available at the Valley Nature Center. Now available in a online version! Of The Rio Grande Valley , Texas. Landscape Uses and Identification. Published by the NPP. Available at the Valley Nature Center. Now available in an HTML version. Native Cacti, Ground Covers and Vines. Of The Rio Grande Valley, Texas.
Table of Contents
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The following is a hierarchical listing of all the pages in this Web site that can be reached by following links from the top-level file index.htm. Page titles are displayed if they exist, otherwise the entries are file names. Robert Runyon book.pdf. NPP Bylaws Sept 28, 2010.pdf. SABALS MAR 15.pdf. Cacti, G. C. and Vines. Yellow Passion Flower Vine. Blue Passion Flower Vine. Native Pond and Wetland Plants. Pond and garden/large/arrowhead 1B.jpg. Pond and garden/large/1A.jpg. Day Flower and Widow Tears.
Newsletter (Sabal)
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Is the newsletter of the Native Plant Project and conveys information on the native plants, habitats, and environment of the Lower Rio Grande Valley, Texas. Editor: .Christina Mild ( mild.christina AT gmail DOT com )Submissions of relevant articles and/or photos are welcomed. Content by the Native Plant Project - P.O. Box 2742 - San Juan, TX 78589. Revised: Feb 16, 2016. This site designed and maintained by Bert Wessling ( bwessling AT gmail DOT com ) Comments Welcomed.
LRGV Map
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Hidalgo, Cameron, Starr and Willacy Counties of Texas. Content by the Native Plant Project - P.O. Box 2742 - San Juan, TX 78589. Revised: May 15, 2012. This site designed and maintained by Bert Wessling ( bwessling AT gmail DOT com ) Comments Welcomed.
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Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas Native Plant Links
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The Rio Grande Valley's Nature Site. Rio Grande Valley Native Plants Links:. LRGV Wildlife Watching Sites. Lower Rio Grande Valley Odonata. LRGV Natural History Links. LRGV Attractions, Resources, and Information. LRGV C of C's. CVB's, EDC's. LRGV Cities and Counties and Fed. and State Elected Officials. A Potpourri of Eclectic Links. Radio, Television and Web News Media. No matter what size space that you have to work with, be it acres or an apartment flower pot, you can always Go Native. In Harlingen (...
Announcements
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This site has moved to. The web site has been moved to a new server as of June 28, 2006. The new site can be accessed at www.nativeplantproject.org. This site no longer updated go to. Content by the Native Plant Project - P.O. Box 2742 - San Juan, TX 78589. This site designed and maintained by Bert Wessling.
Christina Mild
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Christina Mild's Rio Delta Wild. LINKS to related websites. Articles are posted and grouped biannually according to publication date:. Contact the author/webmistress at:. Mike Heep's Native Plant Nursery. Valley Nature Center,Weslaco,TX ( Native Plant Nursery. Native Plant Project (most extensive info on LRGV native plants). Mike Quinn's Butterfly Nectar/Larval Host List for LRGV,TX. Frontera Audubon Thicket in Weslaco, TX. Benito Trevino's Native Plant Nursery. NABA S TX Butterfly group.
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We are a Waikato based Rural Landscape Consulting and native plant nursery specialising in riparian and wetland restoration planting projects. We offer a consultation service for the conservation and protection of ecologically sensitive zones within your property. With our competitive nursery prices, we have practical and sensible native planting solutions to assist you. For a no obligation consultation. I would like to assist you with your conservation efforts and property enhancements.
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Alberta Wholesale Contract Growers of Native Plants, Shrubs and Seeds ESRS. Native Plant Producers, ESRS has been cultivating rangeland grasses, plants, shrubs, wildflowers for the reclamation of plant communities disturbed by major industrial activity since 1980. ESRS is a family owned business run by Steven and Clare Tannas, who are rangeland agronomists and Kathy Tannas, who is a plant taxonomist and published author of a series of books on plant identification. More. Our business is deigned to serve ...
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Committed to the Preservation and Propagation of Plantlife. Lower Rio Grande Valley. Now in PDF at the link below. Vernacular Names of Plants Indigenous to the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas by Robert Runyon. Content by the Native Plant Project - P.O. Box 2742 - San Juan, TX 78589. Revised: Feb 16, 2016. This site designed and maintained by Bert Wessling ( bwessling AT gmail DOT com ) Comments Welcomed.
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Committed to the Preservation and Propagation of Plantlife. Native to the Lower Rio Grande Valley. This site no longer updated go to. Content by the Native Plant Project - P.O. Box 2742 - San Juan, TX 78589. This site designed and maintained by Bert Wessling.
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Montgomery High School Native Plants Garden. Http:/ web.archive.org/web/20150801185835/http:/ nativeplants-geo.org/. Temporarily url above is where this website is available. We started this garden with students at the high school in September of 1995. It is now a mature garden with numerous habitats.Computer problems caused the loss of website, but it is archived from 2015. Web Hosting by Aabaco.
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Sydney's Wildflowers and Native Plants
Sydney's Wildflowers and Native Plants. Map of Area Covered. Names Not Known.Dural. Names Not Known.Kurnell. Names Not Known.Mitchell Park. Names Not Known.West head. Names Not Known.Lake Parramatta. Common Names (in progress). Click on common name below, or scientific name mid-way down right of page (under 'Labels') to go to photo. FABACEAE / PEA FAMILY. Bottlebrush / Paperbarks / Kunzea:. Snow in Summer, Flax Leaf Paperbark. Gum Trees Eucalypts and Angopharas:. Pheballium, Everlasting, Alpine. Pale yel...
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Saturday, April 9, 2011. Weeds - The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. When you look at your lawn what do you see? A lush green lawn, or are there alien looking plants that interfere with the aesthetic pleasure you wish to experience with your yard. Weeds, those pesky plants that serve no purpose other then to drive all home owners crazy with their presence. But there are actually weeds that can be beneficial to your yard as well as those nasty varieties that can be down right harmful. So what is a good weed?
