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[from Dallas Baxter]
Just in time- our first meeting is below. You’ll receive the entire season by the end of the week.
Title: Urban and Suburban Meadows
Date/Time: September 22, 2018 – 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Location: Sul Ross Range Animal Science Auditorium (room 130). Range Animal Science is the large red brick building on Hwy 90 West, almost across the highway from the entrance to Country Club Estates.
Description: This program begins with an inspiring video by native plant guru Doug Tallamy and associates that spells out for us what goes into the making of a meadow in a home landscape. Whether you have rocky, poor soil or a boring unfocused ‘yard,’ any space, large or small, is perfect for a meadow. Why look at rocks or bald patches when you can look at butterflies and hummers pollinating your native flowers and know that you’ve also created habitat for them and many other two, four and six-legged creatures! We’ve bought the rights to show this video, so a small donation from each of us to defray costs would be welcome. Gardener extraordinaire Patty Manning will lead a post-video discussion to answer all your questions! Also available will be seed catalogues and seed from Native American Seed to purchase. Now, at the end of the rainy season comes a perfect time to learn about and plant meadows!
Reservations: To make reservations, please e-mail Fonda Ghiardi at fondag@sbcglobal.net. Please tell her your name, the number in your party, your e-mail and your phone – just in case we need to reach you.
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