Winter Greens at Fraser Preserve (Morning Walk)

Winter Greens at Fraser Preserve (Morning Walk)

Led by Margaret Chatham

Saturday, January 12

9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Cranefly at Fraser Preserve, showing both sides of the leaf.

Photo: Margaret Chatham

From evergreens to winter annuals, native or invasive, come see what’s green in January at Fraser Preserve. Part of The Nature Conservancy’s international land network, Fraser Preserve offers glimpses of the many natural habitats found in the Piedmont region, including fast, clear streams, lush cold-spring swamp, marsh, mature hardwood forests, open meadow, ponds, river and stream floodplain forests and thickets, steep rocky bluffs, springs and seeps, and various stages of old field succession.

Expert field botanist and VNPS Potowmack member Margaret Chatham will host two sessions through Fraser.

VNPS programs are free and open to the public.

However, you must register to attend. Please click here to REGISTER.

To CANCEL your registration or ask a QUESTION, please email vnps.pot@gmail.com

Potowmack Chapter of the Virginia Native Plant Society

PO Box 5311

Arlington, VA 2220

www.vnps.org/potowmack