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Talks and Demos at the Native Plant Sale on April 5

Alliance Partners, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy |
Native Plants for Beginners presentation

Photo by Kim Strader

Join us at our Native Plant Information Center for talks and demos from native plant experts during the April 5 Native Plant Sale at Morven Park. Whether you’re new to natives or expanding an existing garden or meadow, we can tell you about some of our favorites for sun or shade, wet or dry spots and more. Each talk will last 15 to 20 minutes plus Q&A. We’ll also have native plants and pictures on display along with reference materials to help you decide what you want to add to your home garden habitat.

Schedule
10:00 am – Transitioning to a Native Plant Garden. Speaker: Jim Knowles (Abernethy & Spencer nursery)
10:30 am – Intro to Native Plants. Speakers: Loudoun Wildlife native plant experts
11:00 am – Butterfly Gardening. Speaker: Brian Magurn (Loudoun Wildlife/Virginia Master Naturalist)
11:30 am – Native Plant Garden Design. Speaker: John Magee (Magee Design/Native Plant Podcast)
12:00 pm – Native Plant Communities. Speaker: Jane Kirchner (Loudoun Wildlife/Loudoun Master Gardener)
12:30 pm – Native Plant Superstars. Speakers: Loudoun Wildlife native plant experts

Learn more about the Spring Native Plant Sale.

The post Talks and Demos at the Native Plant Sale on April 5 appeared first on Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy.

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