About the Workshop:
Join us at the picturesque Kilbourn Park Auditorium for an enriching workshop on "Blossoming Beauty: Native Plants for Small Gardens." Our knowledgeable speaker will guide you through the world of native plants, showcasing a carefully curated selection that's perfect for small gardens. Discover how to transform your compact outdoor space into a thriving oasis of color and life while maintaining the perfect scale.
Workshop Highlights:
Native Plants for Small Gardens
Explore a curated list of native plants that can enliven the home garden without growing out of bounds. We will examine plants for all types of sites from shady to sunny; wet to dry. Discover how to layer in natives to attract pollinators and birds, plus give you seasons of color and pleasure.
Seasonal Delights: Learn how to strategically plant native species to ensure a continuous display of color and beauty throughout the year, from spring blossoms to winter interest.
Wildlife-Friendly Gardening: Discover the secrets of attracting pollinators and birds to your garden through the thoughtful use of native plants. Create a harmonious environment that benefits both you and local wildlife.
Garden Design and Plant Layering: Gain insights into effective garden design principles for small spaces, including tips on how to layer native plants for maximum visual impact.
Maintenance and Care: Learn the best practices for caring for your native garden, ensuring it thrives with minimal effort while preserving its natural charm.
Q&A and Networking: Connect with fellow garden enthusiasts, ask questions, and share your own gardening experiences during our interactive Q&A session.
Greenhouse Tour: Embark on an exclusive guided tour of the Kilbourn Park Organic Greenhouse.
Workshop Registration: $10
Limited spots available, so reserve your spot early!
How to Register:
Click on the link to register online.
About the Speaker - Heather Prince (Fearless Gardening):
With over two decades of experience in the green industry, Heather Prince is a horticulture specialist in trees, shrubs, and natives. Her passion for connecting people with plants has led her to prestigious roles at institutions like The Morton Arboretum, Chicago Botanic Garden, and more. Heather currently serves as the email marketing manager for The Garden of Words and contributes as a staff writer for The Landscape Contractor magazine. She is a respected educator, sharing her knowledge at renowned institutions and industry gatherings, making her a revered figure in the world of horticulture and gardening.
Unlock the beauty and ecological benefits of native plants for your small garden. Join us for this transformative workshop and watch your garden flourish in harmony with nature!