Rain Garden Install Workshop

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Date: Sat, May. 10
Time: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Location: Residence (Sellwood-Moreland)
Address: Near SE 20th & SE Reedway, Portland, 97202

Get a little practice before you start your own project at this Rain Garden Installation Workshop! Get your hands dirty and gain practical experience as we work together to build a rain garden. We’ll start by reviewing some of the basics you learned in the Rain Garden 101 workshop and then we’ll start digging!

Bring: Garden or work gloves, shovel, coffee mug, camping chair (optional)
Wear: Dress for the weather! Wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty and close-toed shoes or boots
Location: Registered participants will be sent an email with the address 1 week before the workshop.

Questions? Contact Candace Stoughton at 503-935-5366.

Please note: We ask that all participants please attend Rain Gardens 101 before attending this session. Thank you!

Spaces Available: 4 (of 12 max)

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