Restorative Landscape Design

Just got back to Denver from Costa Rica and am inhaling the spring scents of my garden.
Buffalo grass is dormant from mid-September to mid-May, but bulbs speckled throughout it bring spring delight.

There are 125 people registered for my webinar tonight. 😳

I think I'll just start the class by peeing my pants. Then there will be nowhere to go but up. 😉

If you want to hop in, it's not too late, and at this point it's more-the-merrier: https://tinyurl.com/2p5hupyw

This webinar is hosted by Wild Ones Front Range, an non-profit that promotes ecological landscaping practices to preserve biodiversity through native plant gardening. I'm a WOFR volunteer; I think what they do is amazing.

I'm teaching this class in Arvada on March 23rd, hosted by the CO Native Plant Society and Majestic View Nature Center: https://tinyurl.com/ydtet6cx I'm also teaching it as a webinar on April 3rd, hosted by Wild Ones Front Range: https://tinyurl.com/2p5hupyw Help me spread the word! #coloradogardening #xeriscape #springgarden #prairieup #arvadacolorado #wildonesfrontrange #coloradonativeplants #coloradonps #pollinatorgarden #majesticviewnaturecenter