Ann Arbor Farm and Garden and Wild Ones presents: Growing Wild: Creating Vital Ecosystems with Native Plants in our Home Gardens

Native plants are a hot topic in gardening today, for many great reasons. Explore why and how to incorporate natives into your home landscape with Ann Arbor Farm & Garden from 10 am to noon on Saturday, March 23 at Matthaei Botanical Gardens, 1800 N. Dixboro Road.

“Growing Wild: Creating Vital Ecosystems with Native Plants in our Home Gardens” is the theme of the morning’s presentation, with a panel discussion and Q&A following. Local experts Meg Delaney and Lissa Spitz from Ann Arbor Wild Ones, along with a local native plant grower, will provide information on native plant selection, growing tips, and environmental impacts.

Registration is required, at this link. Public (non-AAF&G member) admission is $15; Wild Ones members, $10; AAF&G members, free. Parking is included. Proceeds fund garden-related grants and scholarship support within Washtenaw County. Seating is limited; registration will close when the maximum has been reached.