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Designing a Four-Season Garden

Saturday, March 20, 2027, 1-3PM

Overview

Participants in this class will explore how to create varied, beautiful native plant landscapes that benefit wildlife all year long. Gain practical tips about how to plan a garden that prioritizes biodiversity while being tailored to your goals and space. Come away with knowledge about plant communities and guilds, how to choose plants that fit the soil you have, and awareness of how a landscape evolves over time. Discover how to create sustainable, compelling landscapes while keeping in mind the unique growing habits of individual plants. This class includes a combination of guided discussion and hands-on activities.

Elective Credit Hours: 2.0

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Details

Date
Saturday, March 20, 2027, 1-3PM
Subject
Design, Gardening, Horticulture
Program code
HOR129
Fee
$60
Location
Garden in the Woods
Instructor
Marie Chieppo
Certificate
Elective

Required Materials

Reliable transporation to and from Garden in the Woods
Weather-appropriate attire

About the Instructor

Marie Chieppo

ecological landscape designer and horticulturist