Program Type:
Gardening, Nature, & OutdoorsAge Group:
Adults- Registration is required for this event.
- Registration is no longer available for this event.
Program Description
Event Details
This informative session will guide you through the process of selecting and planting native plants—focusing on fall as the ideal season for starting your landscape transformation. You’ll learn:
- The benefits of fall planting: cooler temperatures, more consistent rainfall, and reduced transplant shock.
- Identifying which native wildflowers and grasses are best planted in fall (such as those needing cold stratification).
- Seed placement and watering strategies to encourage germination in spring.
- Matching native tree and shrub species to functional goals—such as shade, privacy, wildlife habitat, or erosion control.
- Fall and winter care tips
- Monitoring moisture levels during dry spells
Disclaimer(s)
Registration Required
Registration for this event is required.
Accessibility
The library makes every effort to ensure a welcoming and accessible environment. We can provide accommodations for people with disabilities or food allergies at library events. Please contact programs@mfplibrary.org at least seven days before the event to request accommodations.
Age Guidelines
Successful library programs are designed with age in mind. Please note this program’s age guidelines. Attendance at all library programs is subject to staff discretion.
Photo Permission
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