This no-yawn lawn features a medley of native wildflowers, pine straw mulch, a sweet acacia tree and birdbath. Lots to see and enjoy, nothing to irrigate or mow. Compare to the boring turfgrass-dominated yard next door. Save water, energy, time, and money. Go native now.

Building Blocks for a New Economy is the theme for the Florida Chapter American Planning Association Conference Sept. 14-17, 2010, at the Tampa Convention Center. AFNN will be exhibiting along with our FNPP partners, promoting the benefits of Florida native plants for preserving and enriching our natural environment while promoting a home-grown economy!

Come see us at the FNGLA Landscape Show! Thursday – Saturday, Sept. 23-25, 2010 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando. AFNN will be exhibiting in space #2225 along with our partners Florida Native Plant Society, Florida Wildflower Foundation and the Wildflower Seed Co-op, all part of the Florida Native Plant Partnership (FNPP): promoting and preserving Florida’s native plants.

Florida Wildflower Symposium Saturday, Sept. 25, 2010 at the Florida Federation of Garden Clubs Headquarters in Winter Park. Hosted by our partner, the Florida Wildflower Foundation. Great opportunity to learn about Florida native wildflowers and BUY some too! Registration & more info.