This two day New England Wildflower Society course on July 16 and 17 provides you with the knowledge, skills, and understanding to work with nature in your garden. Conventional gardens often work against nature, damaging the environment’s ability to clean air and water, reduce flooding, combat climate change, and provide all the other natural benefits that support life on earth, including us. The good news is that even one home garden can begin to repair the web of life. Find out how it is possible to create a great looking garden that is healthier for you, your family, your pets, and the environment, while saving you time and money. Learn techniques for working with soil, water, energy, and native plants to help make your garden more earth-friendly and sustainable. Bring a bag lunch each day to Garden in the Woods in Framingham, Massachusetts. Your instructor will be Mark Richardson, Horticulture Director, and staff at New England Wild Flower Society. $75 for NEWFS members, $90 for non members. Visit www.newfs.org to register.
