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April 2020
Class: Navigating Public Design, Part 2
(Conducted as a live webinar.) In this half-day workshop, we will build on the stakeholder collaboration processes to navigate public designs.
Find out more »Class: Tips and Techniques for Healthy Seedling Starts
(Conducted as a live webinar.) Learn basic yet critical propagation techniques for successful seedling starts.
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Class: Building the Green Industry
(Conducted as a live webinar) You will learn opportunities, challenges, and strategies to guide your own projects in the green industry.
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Class: Eco-restorative Garden Design
(Conducted as a live webinar) Eco-restorative Garden Design: Topics cover everything from removing invasives to analyzing the site, conserving resources, and enhancing aesthetics and wildlife habitat.
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Class: Native Plant Design for Human Health
Learn the theories behind healing landscapes and elements of healing gardens that you can integrate into your own projects.
Find out more »Class: Our Future with Water: Stormwater Management Strategies
Based on decades of experience, this stormwater management guide will address rain harvesting, permeable pavements, green roofs, bioswales and rain gardens, and tree planting.
Find out more »Class: Landscape Design for Changing Site Conditions
This advanced design session includes a set of hands-on exercises to challenge our perspectives and to instill flexibility in our approach.
Find out more »2020 Spotlight on Natives Photo Contest
ELA's Spotlight on Natives Photo Contest. Enter your most inspiring photographs of individual native plants or of native plants in a garden setting to ELA's photo contest and you’ll be entered to win a one-year ELA membership.
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Celebrating Natives – Garden Tours
Thanks to generous homeowners, landscape designers, and area organizations, ELA invites you to join us for inspiration and education on special tours to native plant gardens.
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Eco-tour – Private Gardens in Rye, NY
Tour two private gardens in Rye, NY to learn about design choices based upon ecological principles, habitat-enhancing plant selections, and appropriate maintenance practices, all critical elements in creating healthy ecosystems.
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Class: Soil: The Solution Beneath Our Feet
Learn soil basics, then expand your understanding. Find out how soil affects plants’ health, supports sustainability, and combats climate change.
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Eco-tour: Wildflower Meadows and Pollinator Habitat
Join Dr. Cathy Neal on this tour to learn results from UNH research on wildflower meadow establishment, helping you to successfully plan, prepare, plant and maintain a beautiful and functional wildflower meadow that blooms all season long.
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