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Dive into the beauty and ecological benefits of native plants through this series of engaging presentations, workshops, and training sessions presented by the Kiawah Conservancy, Seabrook Island Green Space Conservancy, and Clemson Cooperative Extension. Each session, led by experts in the field, will focus on different aspects of native plant landscaping. Session topics will feature site assessment and plant selection, landscape design, installation and maintenance, and specialized contractor training.
Why Native Plants?
Native plants offer numerous ecological advantages, including reduced water consumption, minimal chemical inputs, as well as food and habitat for birds and other wildlife. They also contribute to the resilience of our ecosystems, making them a valuable addition to any landscape.
Everyone is Welcome!
Whether you're a homeowner, landscaper, or community member, there's something for everyone in our Landscaping with Native Plants series. Embrace the beauty and sustainability of native plants with us as we cultivate thriving landscapes that benefit both people and wildlife.
SESSION 1: Site Assessment and Plant Selection - Click HERE for the recording of the presentation.
SESSION 2: Landscape Design - Recording Coming Soon!
SESSION 3: Installation and Maintenance
WHEN: Wednesday, May 29
TIME: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
WHERE: 2335 Oyster Catcher Court, Seabrook Island
Zachary Snipes is the Assistant Program Team Leader and Horticulture Agent for Beaufort County Cooperative Extension Office and Charleston County Cooperative Extension Office. Zachary will teach participants about best practices for installing and maintaining native plant landscapes. Discover techniques for ensuring the long-term health and vitality of your garden, with a focus on integrated pest management and sustainable maintenance practices.
*Parking information and Seabrook Gate instructions will be provided upon registration.
Free to attend, space is limited, and registration is required.
SESSION 4: Landscape Contractor Training
DATE: November (TBD)
Registration coming soon
Stay tuned for details about our Landscape Contractor Training session, where industry professionals will learn advanced techniques for incorporating native plants into their projects. This session will provide valuable insights into sustainable landscaping practices and opportunities for professional development.
Participants are encouraged to attend all sessions to gain a comprehensive understanding of native plant landscaping practices.