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Posts Tagged ‘Wild Ones’
DCMGA Lecture: Building Gardens, Not Collections
Nick Ternes, owner of the small mail-order nursery Botanophilia LLC, located in Antigo, will discuss how to use some basic design principles to turn your plant collection into a cohesive…
Read MoreDCMGA/ Wild Ones Lecture: Soil and Your Garden
If you are planning a pollinator garden, landscaping your property, or interested in growing your own food, but aren’t sure your soil is up to the task, you may want…
Read MoreWild Ones: Webinar – “Nature’s Best Hope”
This pre-recorded webinar shows how homeowners everywhere can turn their yards into conservation corridors that provide wildlife habitats, featuring acclaimed native plants advocate Dr. Douglas Tallamy. Free and open to…
Read MoreDCMGA/ Wild Ones Lecture: Integrated Pest Management
WI Extension Outreach Specialist Allen Pyle will explain how to reduce pest damage in home gardens and landscapes with Integrated Pest Management (IPM) techniques. Free and open to the public.…
Read MoreDCMGA/ Wild Ones Lecture: Life or Death of a Tree in 30 Minutes
Tom Wolf will discuss the proper planting of both conifer and deciduous trees and shrubs in Door County. Free and open to the public. Meet at the Collins Learning Center.…
Read MoreDCMGA/ Wild Ones Lecture: “Native Shrubs for a Door County Landscape”
Jason Feldman of Jason Feldman Landscapes will recommend shrubs that help pollinators and birds and also thrive in the various soil types in Door County. Free and open to the…
Read MoreWild Ones: Webinar – “The Beauty and Benefit of Hedgerows”
Enjoy this pre-recorded webinar, “The Beauty and Benefits of Hedgerows.” Learn how low-maintenance and sustainable plantings of shrubs, trees, and groundcovers can enhance biodiversity, provide critical habitats for wildlife, and…
Read MoreWild Ones/ DCMGA Program: Going Wild in Door County Parks
Tim Kazmierczak, Director of the Door County Parks will talk about native plant installations and other environmental projects planned for the parks and trails. Free and open to the public.…
Read MoreWild Ones: Annual Meeting & Program – “Our Adopted Parks”
Following a very brief business meeting, a slide presentation will introduce the two city parks adopted by Wild Ones. Free and open to the public (though only WO members can…
Read MoreWild Ones: Webinar – “Genetic Diversity/ Plant Preservation”
Enjoy this pre-recorded webinar about plant genetic diversity and the role it plays in our gardens, landscapes, and natural areas. The divergence between the goals of horticulture and ecology creates…
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