The “Sustainable Landscapes Field Day at the US National Arboretum in Washington, DC was held April 23 by CCLC and was co-promoted by the Arboretum and the Potomac Chapter of ASLA. The Field Day included three different topics: the use of grasses in landscape design, stream restoration, and native plant species.
Details#HometownHabitat We have only 6 days left in our Indiegogo campaign! We really need your assistance to get out the… Posted by The Meadow Project on Friday, April 8, 2016
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Ever have difficulty finding native plants near you? We’re compiling a list of native plant sales throughout the Chesapeake region in 2016. Check back often for updates and send us a message if you know of a sale that should be on this list!
DetailsReforesting Your Neighborhood Learn to create residential wooded ecosystems using the sustainable landscaping principles of woodland gardening January 16th 2016 in Westminster, MD Sara Tangran and Lyle Almond, both UME educators are teaching various sessions. [WORKSHOP] "Reforest Your Neighborhood: Learn woodland gardening" in Westminster, MD https://t.co/fLpV0i77oX pic.twitter.com/ksb0hMwmy8 — CCLC (@ChesapeakeCLC) December 17, 2015 Maryland was…
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We agree! Mountain mint is a pollinator favorite, spreads nicely, smells wonderful, and has evergreen basil leaves for some winter ground cover. Posted by Chesapeake Conservation Landscaping Council on Wednesday, December 16, 2015
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