The first yard tour of the 2025 “season” took place at the home of Phillip and Carolyn Kline on April 17. A couple of dozen enthusiastic voyeurs enjoyed perfect weather conditions and the company of other native plant lovers.The acre…
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As a follow-up to her speaking presentation at our March chapter meeting, Stephanie Dunn offered to give a guided tour of the native plant demonstration garden at the Indian River County Administration Building. Stephanie, working for Cadence Landscape Architects, designed…
Stephanie Dunn was the speaker for Eugenia Chapter’s March 20, 2025 meeting held at the Environmental Learning Center. Stephanie is a landscape designer for Cadence. Especially noteworthy for native plant enthusiasts, she is President of the Broward Chapter of the…
Kenny Coogan was the speaker for The February 20, 2025 meeting of the Eugenia Chapter of the FNPS. Kenny is Florida’s resident expert on carnivorous plants and passionate about conserving Florida’s natural habitats to protect all flora and fauna. Kenny…
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Eugenia Chapter was a sponsor of Pelican Island Audubon Society's 6th Transforming Landscapes for a Sustainable Future held on January 18, 2025. Over a dozen of our Chapter members were in attendance for a full day of education and networking…
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Eugenia Chapter’s January 16, 2025 meeting started with a lively auction of plants and garden-related items generously supplied by our attendees. Hotly bid items included a 5’ gumbo limbo tree, an unusually shaped log for mounting air plants, and a copy…
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Eugenia Chapter held its annual holiday pot luck on December 12, 2024 at the Environmental Learning Center . The two dozen attendees were treated to a variety of homemade foods, hot and cold. Pot lucks afford themselves a great opportunity…
In the photo above, the Atala butterfly is checking out sweet Carla as a nectar source! Eugenia Chapter’s November 21, 2024 speaker was Dr. Sandy Koi. She gave an enthusiastic and informative presentation focusing on her 10 year’s worth of…
The Eugenia Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society changed up its format for the October 17, 2024 meeting held at the Environmental Learning Center. Its ever popular auction began at 5:30 pm. Attendees actively bid on a diverse offering…
Let us have our yard tour today! Thanks to everyone who spent the afternoon of September 19 chanting those words. It worked, and Eugenia Chapter’s last yard tour of 2024 was successfully held at the home of Janice and Randy…
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