Hernando Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society

Hernando Chapter Newsletter On-line

March, 2010 – Mushrooms in our Midst, A Day in Cypress Lakes Preserve
February, 2010 – Hernando County's Environmentally Sensitive Lands

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November, 2009 – Dr. Taylor on Grasses, Holding the Line on Lygodium
October, 2009 Going to Seed for Florida's Native Plants, Fall Flowers of Hernando
September - On Sabatical
August, 2009 Protecting Florida's springs, Beardstounge and Wild Potato
July, 2009 Garden Party, Landscaping tips, Greenswamp Fieldtrip, Botany on Blades: In Bloom in the Flatwoods.
June, 2009 Sandhill, FNPS Conference Report, Maleleuca Mulch at Lowes, Butterflyweed and local art.
May, 2009 Fieldtrips, Hiking Florida, a link to Reports from Tallahassee, and Fringed Bluestar, Coralbean, and Wild Petunia.
April, 2009 Herbariums, Plant Sales, and Coral Honeysuckle
March, 2009 Wetland Plants of Florida, Society Seeks Nominations for Palmetto Award, Write your Legislatures before the Session gets busy, Add redbuds and dogwoods to your landscape.
February, 2009 Florida Master Naturalist Program, On the Watch for Plums, FNPS Approves Biofuel Policy Statement, Governor vetoes cuts to Florida Forever, Chinsegut seeks help with native plant garden
January, 2009 FNPS President, Eugene Kelly, Saltbush is Salt Tolerant, Landscope provides conservation data, Composting part 2, the Accidental Gardener

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December, 2008 Holiday Party, Meet your Officers, Composting, December Colors, Governor Crist supports Turtles, request that he funds Florida Forever
October, 2008 Florida's Hidden Rivers, Call for Nominating Committee and Officers, Goldenasters and Fall Flowers
September, 2008 Brooksville home to USDA Plant Materials Center, National Public Lands Day Sept 27 in Hernando, Horsemint in Bloom
August, 2008 Medicinal and Toxic Plants, Withlachoochee River Basin Workgroup Forms
July, 2008 Join the Garden Party, Land Management Partners
June, 2008 Gene Kelly elected President, FNPS, Early Botonists, A Letter to Big Box Stores
May, 2008 Hernando Chapter goes Public
April, 2008 • March, 2008 •  February, 2008

Native Plants Paw Paws Arrow-wood Beautyberry Blue Flowers of Spring Christmas Berry Coral Bean Elderberry Florida Fall Colors Fruit Of Little Labor Gamagrass Gopher apple Hog Plum Native Bunch Grasses Native Plants for the Birds Nuts About Florida Produce Palms in Central Florida Passion Vines of Central Florida Pickerelweed Pignut Hickory Pines of Florida Poison Ivy Saltbush Silverbells Spanish Moss Sparkleberry Spring Blooming Natives Switchgrass Wax myrtle Yellow Blooms of the Sunshine State Wildlife Attracting Wrens to Your Yard  Attracting Birds with Fruit Bluebird Making A Comeback In Central Florida Bluebird Butterfly Gardening in Central Florida Cardinals Cedar Waxwings Cloudless Sulphur Butterfly Coyote Florida Black Bear Florida's Venomous Snakes Gopher Tortoise Gray Catbird Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtle Ladybugs Little Known Pollinators Luna Moth Northern Yellow Bat Ruby-throated Hummingbird Southern Fence Lizard Toads and Frogs of Hernando County Wild Turkey Wood Stork Zebra Longwing Butterfly

Book Reviews I Eat Weeds Florida Wildflowers in their Natural Communities Tracking and the Art of Seeing - How to Read  Florida Butterfly Gardening The Ferns of Florida Invasive Exotics Climbing Fern Sword Fern Landscaping Florida Moon Garden Florida Native Plants Gardening with Wildflowers Go Native Without Making the Neighbors go Ballistic Is That a Dead Tree...or Prime Real Estate?? landscaping for Wildlife Native  WildlPlants That Attractife Native Plants for a Water Garden Miscellaneous Biodiversity and Bioinformatics Don't Release Commercially Raised Butterflies Florida's Wild Edibles Dyeing Fabric with Plant Materials Florida Weekend Wildflower Tour Only In Florida US Patent on New Genetic Technology Will Prevent Farmers from Saving Seed The Last Harvest Keep Our Water Clean Recycle Your Yard Waste  Will Sandhill Still Have a Home in Hernando County