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Webinar: 100 Plants to Feed the Monarch Butterflies

Online Webinar

A book about planting for monarchs (and for motivated readers and gardeners) is not quite as wondrous as monarchs and their individual life cycles, their host relationship with milkweeds, or their annual migrations in North America, but it is something of a miracle. Only a few decades ago, the concept of creating native-plant gardens was...

2023 Webinar: Ecological Land Care: Integrating Horticulture with Ecology

MARCH 29 -- ECOLOGICAL LAND CARE Ecological Land Care sounds easy, but as we learn, actually integrating horticulture with ecology takes time and patience.  This session will help us understand how we, as gardeners, can meld horticulture and ecology practices to positively impact gardens and ecosystems.  We will also explore why traditional garden practices (ie,...

2023 Webinar: Plant Layering Options for More Color, Diversity & Habitat

JULY 12 -- PLANT LAYERING OPTIONS FOR MORE COLOR, DIVERSITY & HABITAT Learn how to enhance the landscape you already have.  Identify your yard and garden's (boring) gaps and explore native plant options for a variety of seasonal colors and wildlife benefits.  These choices increase the diversity of your landscape, as well as create healthier...

2023 Webinar: Organic Turf Care – A Practical Approach

AUGUST 17, 2023 -- ORGANIC TURF CARE: A PRACTICAL APPROACH This practical webinar will share a step-by-step development to implementation of Organic Turf Care programs.  We will look at a variety of approaches and details including the principles of organic turf care through the lens of our Healthy Turf Circle.  Attendees will learn how to...

2023 Webinar: Ferns – The Green Wonders of Nature

AUGUST 23, 2023 -- FERNS - THE GREEN WONDERS OF NATURE Often times by the dog days of summer, some plants in the garden are looking weary.  These plants may need some help -- or even needed deadheading.  It’s possible, with enough heat, a wholesale cutting back is required. Ferns, though, are surprisingly hardy.  As...

2023 Webinar: Oaks, Fire & Climate Change

AUGUST 30, 2023 -- OAKS, FIRE & CLIMATE CHANGE Natural landscapes in the US and Canada have been drastically altered by human activities such as infrastructure development, logging, overgrazing, introduction of invasive species, and fire suppression. However, prior to Euro-American settlement, highly functional and biodiverse oak and/or pine grassland systems dominated throughout much of the...

2023 Webinar: Designing for Pollinators

September 12, 2023 -- DESIGNING YOUR POLLINATOR GARDEN: HOW TO CREATE A 'BUZZ' IN YOUR GARDEN   In this presentation Asia Scudder discusses how to design a garden with native...

2023 Webinar: Naturalistic Planting Design

October 12, 2023 -- NATURALISTIC PLANTING DESIGN There have been some significant developments in recent years towards a more naturalistic approach to planting design that borrows concepts from both ornamental...

2023 Webinar: Building Resilient Landscapes

October 19, 2023 -- BUILDING RESILIENT LANDSCAPES In the changing world in which we find ourselves, it behooves us to build resiliency into every landscape. The days of landscapes dedicated...

2023 Webinar: The Secret Lives of Wild Bees

November 8, 2023 -- The Secret Lives of Wild Bees You’ve probably heard “Save The Bees!” but do you know which bees need saving? Over 4000 species of bees inhabit...

2023 Webinar- Bare Root Tree Planting

RESCHEDULED December 6, 2023: Bare Root Tree Planting -- 12:00 - 1:00 pm (ET) As urbanization and a rapidly changing climate continue to exert stressors on cities and gardens, the...