Do you live on or near a marsh or wetland? During our “Wonderful Wetlands” workshop, we will talk about what makes wetlands special, unique plants and animals that are found… Read More →
Learn how to transform your yard with native gardens, raingardens and turf alternatives that add beauty, provide habitat, and help to protect neighborhood ponds and the Mississippi River. During… Read More →
Learn how to transform your yard with native gardens, raingardens, shoreline plantings, and turf alternatives that add beauty, provide habitat, and help to protect lakes, streams and wetlands. During the… Read More →
Ideas and how-tos for:
· Small landscaping projects: incorporating gardens, natural areas, and spaces for play;
· Gardening with kids: vegetables, fairy gardens, butterfly gardens.
· Managing drainage and erosion issues using raingardens, swales, dry creeks while protecting water resources;
· Creating habitat for pollinators, birds and wildlife on your property;
· Managing invasive species such as buckthorn
· Managing your woods
· Hobby Farming
Ideas and how-tos for:
· Small landscaping projects: incorporating gardens, natural areas, and spaces for play;
· Gardening with kids: vegetables, fairy gardens, butterfly gardens.
· Managing drainage and erosion issues using raingardens, swales, dry creeks while protecting water resources;
· Creating habitat for pollinators, birds and wildlife on your property;
· Managing invasive species such as buckthorn.
ideas and how-tos for:
· Small landscaping projects: incorporating gardens, natural areas, and spaces for play;
· Gardening with kids: vegetables, fairy gardens, butterfly gardens.
· Managing drainage and erosion issues using raingardens, swales, dry creeks while protecting water resources;
· Creating habitat for pollinators, birds and wildlife on your property;
· Managing invasive species such as buckthorn.
· Managing your woods.
· Hobby Farming.
Ideas and how-tos for:
· Small landscaping projects: incorporating gardens, natural areas, and spaces for play;
· Gardening with kids: vegetables, fairy gardens, butterfly gardens.
· Managing drainage and erosion issues using raingardens, swales, dry creeks while protecting water resources;
· Creating habitat for pollinators, birds and wildlife on your property;
· Managing invasive species such as buckthorn.
Washington County Master Gardeners offer three presentations for homeowners: sustainable gardening, landscape design principles and landscaping with native plants.
