Native Plant Workshop

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Date: Wed, Jan. 8
Time: 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Location: EMSWCD Office
Address: 5211 N Williams Ave, Portland, 97217

Learn about the plants that will be available at our 2020 Native Plant Sale! A native plant slideshow will highlight characteristics and desired growing conditions of the native trees and shrubs that will be offered at this year’s annual Native Plant Sale. We will introduce you to native plant communities, show examples of species that do well in similar growing conditions, share successful planting tips that will help them thrive, and more! You’ll get information that will help you decide which native plants will work well in your yard. Learn more about our upcoming Native Plant Sale at www.emswcdplantsale.com

Spaces Available: 3 (of 35 max)

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Category: Native Plants

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