Events

The focus of our swap will be on native plants. Still, you may find an attendee who is interested in your other plants. We do ask that your plants are accurately labeled with the species common and scientific name (see notes in red in the next announcement below). 

We have created a spreadsheet (link below) for participants to write in what plants they intend to bring. We look forward to seeing you there! 

 https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vQ0OjkcZg84cr6wgbAOIruz6i11n6bvF2WEybgr7LRE/edit?usp=sharing

Even after reading books and attending talks, many still have pressing questions about ecological landscaping. In this talk, Tallamy addresses common concerns on biodiversity, invasive species, native plants, and conservation strategies, providing practical guidance and motivation to restore nature in everyday spaces. 

Lecture at Crandall Library's Holden Room. Learn some simple garden management steps that help birds and pollinators prepare for the winter. And learn how to prepare a new garden plot for next year! With easy tips on removing invasive species, choosing suitable native plants for your site conditions, and where to buy/ how to grow them from seed. 

Bring, swap, and take home seeds! There will be a variety of native plant and vegetable seeds available.

Details coming soon! 

Designing with native plants isn’t just about what you grow, it’s about how you shape your space. In this hands-on workshop, Zoe Evans (Plan it Wild) and Heather Evans (Design Your Wild) guide you through the process of creating a cohesive yard plan that supports both your lifestyle and biodiversity.

Details coming soon! 

Details coming soon! This will be a paid webinar with all proceeds supporting the Seeds for Education Program. 

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Details coming soon! 

Details coming soon! 

Details coming soon!