Save the Dates: Landscaping with Native Species 3/24 and 4/25
Sustainable Living Center Presents: Landscaping with Native Species 2015
- Part 1: March 24, 2015 – 7P to 9P at WWCC WEC Room 2023/2024
- Part 2: April 25, 2015 – 10A to 12P at field locations, meet at WEC
Join SLC staff and our presenters for a two part series on Landscaping with Native Species. Native species can be a wonderful lower maintenance and lower water option for your home.
Part 1 will provide an overview of plants native to our area, design steps (creating a plot plan, performing a site analysis, etc.), design principles (form, texture, color, scale, etc.), planting and maintenance concerns, where to purchase native plants, and a question and answer session, all designed to help you start creating your own landscape plans.
Part 2 will be a field trip to learn from local native landscape plantings. We will also review and offer advice on your draft landscape plans.
There is no charge to attend, however, class size will be limited and registration is recommended. Register at the following link: https://slcceep.wufoo.com/forms/landscaping-with-native-plants-part-1-registration/
Our Presenters:
Judith Johnson, Program Coordinator for Kooskooskie Commons, a partner organization in the CURB program, has been conducting riparian restoration using native plants on urban streams in Walla Walla for over a decade. Judith also serves as the environmental representative on the Walla Walla Watershed Partnership Management Board.
Dave Stockdale, Director of the WWCC Water and Environmental Center since early 2014. Dave previously served as the Director of Education at the University of Washington Center for Urban Horticulture in Seattle, and as the Executive Director of the San Antonio Botanical Garden, the Hughson Botanical Garden in California’s central valley, and the Center for Urban Education about Sustainable Agriculture in San Francisco.
For more information on these and other programs, please visit www.sustainablelivingcenter.com
