Wednesday, February 9th
Time to get together again and learn!
Our topic will be:
Creating a Naturalized Area:
Removing Invasives to
Establish a Meadow Wildflower Garden
ZOOM Meeting with
Jenny Sanders, Ecological Restoration Partnerships Specialist
with the Division of Ecological Restoration
and
Alexandra Echandi, Inland Ecologist
with the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation
Start Time via Zoom:
6:30-8:00 pm
If you would like to join, email us at: onlinewgc@yahoo.com
and we will send you an invite to this event.
Our topic will be:
Creating a Naturalized Area:
Removing Invasives to
Establish a Meadow Wildflower Garden
ZOOM Meeting with
Jenny Sanders, Ecological Restoration Partnerships Specialist
with the Division of Ecological Restoration
and
Alexandra Echandi, Inland Ecologist
with the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation
Start Time via Zoom:
6:30-8:00 pm
If you would like to join, email us at: onlinewgc@yahoo.com
and we will send you an invite to this event.
What is naturalization?
Naturalization is an ecologically-based approach to landscape management that seeks to enhance biodiversity and ecological resilience in the urban landscape using native or non-invasive-adapted plant species including flowering perennials, grasses, shrubs, and trees. The goal in some naturalization projects may be to create specific landscape types such as Acadian Forest, wetlands, meadows, and riparian areas.
This program will help us prep our garden spaces and is a lead-in to our March program on designing and planting with native plants.
