The Partners in Native Landscaping will hold a Native Plant Fair on Sunday, April 28, 2024 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Beyond Housing Headquarters, 6506 Wright Way, St. Louis, Missouri. The event is free with registration. The program includes a rainscaping tour; a native plant sale with Missouri…
There is still room to register for the Partners for Native Landscaping in-person native plant workshop and plant sale on March 23, 2024. The event will take place at the Maryland Heights Community Center, from 8:15 am to 1 pm Register today at partnersfornativelandscaping.stlouisaudubon.org For the $10…
Please visit the event website to confirm details before making plans, sometimes things change Partners for Native Landscaping plant sale Saturday, Mar 23, 2024 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM Maryland Heights Community Center Open to registrants of in-person workshop only Riverlands Native Plant Festival Saturday, April 13, 2024…
Register by February 9 for Grow Native! Native By Design: Landscape Challenges and Native Plant Solutions Workshop in Edwardsville, IL Grow Native! Native By Design: Landscape Challenges and Native Plant Solutions EDWARDSVILLE, IL (February 5)—Register by Friday, February 9 to attend the Grow Native! Native By Design: Landscape Challenges and…
Join us For the Riverlands Native Plant Festival Saturday, April 13, 2024 From 10 AM – 2 PM Riverlands Migratory Bird Sanctuary 301 Riverlands Way West Alton, MO 63386 Learn all about native plants and their importance for us and our environment! Local partners will share tips and resources for…
sharing on behalf of the ForestKeepers Network Vernal, or Ozark, witch hazel is among the earliest blooming native plants of Missouri. Its blooms, small flowers often hidden by persistent old foliage, provide sustenance and shelter to over wintering pollinators. While typically vernal witch hazel starts blooming midwinter, warm temperatures started…
Hosted by Wild Ones St Louis This ongoing monthly virtual presentation series is for the members of the Wild Ones St. Louis chapter, a benefit of membership, who want extra advice, enjoy learning from others experiences, or just need a little motivation each month. The series will be led by…
by Kate Lovelady, Chapter Board Member and Chair of the Mentoring program The goals of the Wild Ones St. Louis Chapter mentorship program are to share experience, information, and enthusiasm about growing native plants, and to build community among Wild Ones members. Joining a mentoring circle is a one-year commitment,…
by Erin Goss, Wild Ones Member and Chairperson, Landscape Challenge Congratulations to the winners of the 2024 St. Louis Wild Ones Landscape Challenge, Megan Grothman and Jon Hammond! Their yard, in Big Bend Woods in Ballwin, was chosen from 15 applicants and features a mid-century modern ranch home and a…
by Marsha Gebhardt, President, St. Louis Chapter The Board of Wild Ones St. Louis (STL) Chapter is excited to announce the re-establishment of the Wild Ones Southwest Illinois (SWIL) Chapter! This is one of two ‘sister chapters’ we have helped initiate and continue to support. The other is the now-thriving…
