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Reading Your Landscape: A Site Assessment Workshop

  • Wolfe's Neck Center for Ag & the Environment 184 Burnett Road Freeport, ME 04032 (map)

The first step to building a resilient native plant garden, a wildflower meadow, a native hedgerow, or a native buffer planting is to familiarize yourself with the site’s conditions, to best match the right plants to the place. When well-matched to your site, native plants will establish quickly and repopulate the landscape without need for supplemental water, soil amendments, fertilizer, pesticides, or frequent pruning.

Join Wild Seed Project at Wolfe’s Neck Center as we dive into the process of how to do a site assessment to figure out what plants will grow best for you. This program will be centered around a hands-on model site assessment at Wolfe's Neck’s new Community Seed Garden.

*This event is now sold out. To join the waitlist, email Michael at mmessina@wolfesneck.org

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