Workshop: Container Gardening with Native Plants

ByVincent Vizachero

Can you use native plants in a container?

Would you like to learn how to attract butterflies and pollinators, even without a yard?

Join us for a free workshop on using native plants in a container garden on Saturday, April 26th at Herring Run Nursery.

The workshop begins at 10:30am and will be led by landscape designer and expert container gardener Jennifer Kirschnick.

Registration is free, but space is limited so RSVP today using the form below.

The workshop takes place immediately before our native plant sale, and we will have a small supply of containers and potting soil for purchase.

 

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