Achieving a beautiful garden in July is pretty simple. Flowers are blooming and everything looks green and lush. But keeping that same garden beautiful in December takes a little more thought.

In this class, we’ll look at which native plants provide “winter interest” such as elegant bark, bright berries or unique seedheads. Then we’ll talk about how you can use these plants in the landscape to create a garden that looks great and supports wildlife all year long.

This class is for both beginner gardeners and those looking to take their native plant knowledge to the next level. We’ll start with an informative presentation then take a tour of Hauck Botanic Garden to see some examples of winter interest (weather permitting). You’ll leave with a list of recommended plants and plenty of inspiration for your own four-season garden. Your ticket includes admittance to our Native Plants for Homeowners Q&A on Saturday, December 14 as well.

Instructor: Julie Dennewitz, CGC Horticulturist
Cost: $25 / $20 for active CGC volunteers

This class is sold out, but you can join the waitlist! You can also join us for Native Plants for Homeowners Q&A on Saturday, December 14.