This program has been cancelled.

From Mountain Mint to Bottlebrush Buckeye, native plants play a key role in our ecosystems. This presentation will help you identify and learn about the wildflowers, trees, grasses and shrubs that have caught your eye as we explore the world of native plants with Michelle Reynolds and the Blanche Dean Chapter of the Alabama Wildflower Society. Michelle will teach how garden design can promote biodiversity, then we will take a stroll around the Habitat Garden, observing which native plants are suitable for specific environments.

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Michelle Reynolds is an artist and nature enthusiast who manages Ruffner's Habitat Garden Club - a volunteer group that tends to the landscape around the nature center. Learn more about her art here: http://textilesandtext.com/

The purpose of the Alabama Wildflower Society is to enjoy the fellowship of shared interest in native plants and to promote the knowledge, appreciation, and use of native plants.  Learn more here: http://www.alwildflowers.org/