How can native landscapes meet both ecological goals and human expectations? Guided by our “Big Four” priorities of water conservation, pesticide elimination, herbicide reduction, and enhanced ecosystem services, this session will explores creative approaches to making native plantings both functional and visually compelling.
Through real-world case studies, attendees will examine plant palettes and design strategies that resonate with diverse stakeholders while redefining what successful landscapes look like. This session will offer lessons learned over 10 years of applied research, both the wins and the challenges and offer actionable ideas for creating organized, living and regionally grounded outdoor spaces.
Registration is required.
Cost: $75 in advance, $90 after August 5 | Purchase three or more sessions, receive $10 off each session.
CEUs: This workshop qualifies attendees to earn 1 FNGLA CEU credits.
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Cost: $75 in advance, $90 after August 5 | Purchase three or more sessions, receive $10 off each session.
CEUs: This workshop qualifies attendees to earn 1.0 FNGLA CEU credits.
