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We hope you’ll join us for our August meeting on Monday, the 17th @ 7PM, when the wonderful Carol Clark will be presenting one of her many topics. You can join us early at 6:30 for social time and troubleshooting connection.
Registration is required. https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYkdeirqjMuHdbSMiRSxWm9Rgpd4i3ab_LY
The scientific names of plants might seem like a giant pain to learn, but they carry more useful information than you might think. Learning just a few common roots for form, size, color, origins, shape and habitat can help you decipher those names and choose the right plant for the right place, save you time and money, and lead to a whole new avenue of enjoyment in your gardening life. We’ll keep it fun and simple, so don’t let your fear of Latin keep you away. Reference handouts included and can be found here in pdf & Word formats: https://www.npsot.org/wp/dallas/resources-and-links/meeting-minutes-handouts/
“Carol Clark is an amateur botany enthusiast, a Monarch Watch Conservation Specialist, a Texas Master Naturalist, and longtime member of the Native Plant Society of Texas. She and her husband own and operate Clark Haven, a wildlife preserve and custom wildflower seed business in Cooke County. Carol grew up with a nature photographer father and wildlife artist brother, and has spent much of her life looking around in the great outdoors. Her favorite things to do are leading discovery walks in local natural areas, and finding and photographing interesting plants.”
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