Water, Trees & Gardening

 

More than 100 trees planted by the Waterfor Citizens' Association

Natural resources are an important part of the Waterford community. The scenic beauty of Waterford is reflected by the residents in their gardens and the village's landscaping. Added to this interest is the importance of ground water for wells and rain for the surrounding farms.

After you identify a native species, go to enature.com to learn more about it.

Information about:

Waterford Trees

Our Water Resources

Resources:

Plants & trees native to Loudoun [leave site]

Birds native to Loudoun [leave site]

Butterflies native to Loudoun [leave site]

Mammals native to Loudoun [leave site]

Reptiles & amphibians native to Loudoun [leave site]

Fish native to Loudoun [leave site]

More on native plants [leave site]

Plant Invaders of Mid-Atlantic Natural Areas [leave site]

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Rare purple fringeless orchid

 

 

Tree canopy in Waterford, VA

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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