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The RainSmart program provides funding to help Falls Church City residents implement practices, such as rain barrels, rain gardens, and conservation landscaping that help rainwater soak into the ground on-site to prevent flooding and protect the quality of local streams and the wider Chesapeake Bay watershed.

Pictures and description of Burning Bush, instructions for removal and suggested native plant replacements.

Pictures and description of Japanese and Bush Honeysuckle, instructions for removal and suggested native plant replacements.

Pictures and description of Porcelain-berry, instructions for removal and suggested native plant replacements.

Pictures and description of Multiflora Rose, instructions for removal and suggested native plant replacements.

Pictures and description of Garlic Mustard, instructions for removal and suggested native plant replacements.

Pictures and description of Chinese Privet, instructions for removal and suggested native plant replacements.

The Neighborhood Tree Program is a partnership between the City of Falls Church, the Village Preservation and Improvement Society, and volunteers to help restore and maintain a healthy tree canopy. Shade trees are planted within 15 feet of the curb, using volunteer labor coupled with logistical support from the City’s tree professionals at no cost to the landowner.

Download a PDF of this excellent guide to native plants.

Join in as a citizen volunteer.