Some aerial shots of the farm taken 2 February 2019
WHN celebrated the end of a wet, but successful year with our partners from Shen-Paco on Thursday December 13th. Eric and Cody cooked lunch for everyone and handed out new
Betula nigra, or river birch, is a fast-growing shade and ornamental tree. Indigenous to the eastern United States, from coastal New Hampshire west to Minnesota and south to eastern Texas
Despite the occasional rain, digging is now underway for fall 2018! If you haven’t placed your orders yet, do it now. Inventory is selling through quickly!
White House Natives was honored to co-host the Shenandoah Valley Nursery and Greenhouse Association (SVNGA) tour on October 3rd, 2018. We were able to show off our nursery for the
Growth is hardening off and we’ve done our final inventory counts and pricing for the fall. See the availability here. We’ve got some beautiful material available for you for fall
Trees are fascinating. They are all around us, we see them every day, they are beautiful and each provides many ecosystem services; the more you learn about them, the more
On 9th August 2018, a group of tree stewards from Arlington County visited White Hiouse Natives along with a Fairfax arborist, and two reps from Davey Tree. The were accompanied
Some great overviews of the nursery with the fog and mist off the Shenandoah River on the mornings of 6 and 7 August 2018.
The abundant rains this year have kept our crops growing strong. Take a look!
![At the Nursery: Budding Out [Part 3]](https://whitehousenatives.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Carpinus-caroliniana-catkins-100x100.jpg)
![At the Nursery: Budding Out [Part 2]](https://whitehousenatives.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Acer-rubrum-seed-pods-100x100.jpg)
![At the Nursery: Budding Out [Part 1]](https://whitehousenatives.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Liriodendron-tulipifera-leaf-out-100x100.jpg)
