Join Native Plant Trust Senior Horticulturist David Falk on March 17 at 5 Eastern online for a discussion of how to design, plant, and maintain a wild, ecologically valuable garden that also preserves a tidy, accessible garden aesthetic. Delve into plant recommendations and techniques to help reconcile these seemingly opposed priorities. Pictured below is the Wild Garden at Wave Hill. $60. Register at https://www.nativeplanttrust.org/events/hor1052-how-to-keep-a-wild-garden-tidy/
The Ecological Landscape Alliance and the New England Wild Flower Society team up to present a class taught by David Falk, Horticulturist at NEWFS and owner of Wild City Gardens. The session will take place at Garden in the Woods in Framingham on Sunday, December 4 from 1 – 2:30. Gardening in the city can be a challenge, as gardeners often have to cope with hot, dry, and shady conditions. Learn about the tough and beautiful plants that thrive in the harsh conditions common in urban environments. David Falk will tell you where to find these plants and share some basic gardening techniques that will turn your landscape into a lush, colorful, healthy space. Image from www.nababutterfly.com. $20 for members of sponsoring organizations, $24 for nonmembers. See more at: http://www.ecolandscaping.org/event/city-gardening-with-new-england-natives/#sthash.56LveGlN.dpuf
