New Regional Guide Available!
The Plant Southern Piedmont Natives Campaign is excited to share it’s new guide to plants in our region!
“Native Plants for the Southern Piedmont of Virginia” highlights approximately 300 of the native plants found in most of the counties and cities of the Southern Piedmont.
The guide is currently only available for download. Printed copies will be available later this summer. Instructions on how to acquire a hardcopy will be posted to this webpage.
View and download the guide
View (smaller file size; 44MB)
Print Quality (133MB)
(NOTE: Due to the size of this file, it is housed and downloadable via a shared google drive link. If you have difficulty opening the file, please contact the website administrator.)
Download Southern Piedmont Plant Lists (PDF):
Southern Piedmont Graminoid List
About the banner: Rudbeckia Hurta, commonly known as the Black-eyed Susan, is a native biennial. It is the host plant for 20 species of butterflies and moths, including the Silvery Checkerspot (Chlosyne nycteis). Photo by Kathy Fell.
Southern Piedmont Native Collections
FREE downloadable brochures for outreach events and plant sales!
Native Ferns of Virginia’s Southern Piedmont
Native Plants for Hummingbirds in Virginia’s Southern Piedmont
Native Plant Shade Garden for Virginia’s Southern Piedmont
Native Plants for Pollinator Gardens for Virginia’s Southern Piedmont
