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SUMMARY:The Southwest Native Plant Primer
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, October 10th | 5:00pm – 8:00 pm | Pavilion\nJoin Tohono Chul’s Gardens Manager Jack Dash and Engagement Manager Luke Takata for a special talk and book signing celebrating the release of The Southwest Native Plant Primer. This new book introduces 235 native wildflowers\, grasses\, vines\, cacti\, and trees suited for gardeners of all experience levels who want to create resilient\, ecologically beneficial landscapes. Covering the diverse yet interconnected regions of Arizona\, New Mexico\, and southern Utah and Colorado\, the book emphasizes the critical role native plants play in supporting biodiversity and conserving water in the face of a changing climate. Whether you’re just getting started or have years of experience in the garden\, this engaging event will offer fresh insights\, practical advice\, and inspiration for gardening with purpose in the Southwest! \n  \nRSVP | Free Admission \nCopies of The Southwest Native Plant Primer will be available for purchase along with beverages and non-alcoholic drinks.
URL:https://tohonochul.org/event/the-southwest-native-plant-primer/
LOCATION:Tohono Chul – Garden Pavilion
CATEGORIES:Class/Lecture,Free Event,Special Event
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