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Collect Native Seeds to Plant Next Year with Sarah Coury

  • Asheville Botanical Garden 151 WT Weaver Boulevard Asheville, NC, 28804 United States (map)

Pre-registration required.

Cost: $30 (25% off for ABG Members)

The gold standard for enhancing pollinator habitat is landscaping with plants grown from the native seeds present in the pollinators’ own ecoregion. The Asheville Botanical Garden’s garden manager, Sarah Coury, will explain ethical seed collection practices, and share seed cleaning, storage, and propagation tips.

Participants are invited to bring native seeds to share and exchange at the end of class!

Instructor

Sarah Coury is the Garden Manager at the Botanical Gardens at Asheville and co-owner of Saturnia Farm in Weaverville, NC, which specializes in holistic production of specialty perennials and native plants. With a background in wildlife conservation, Sarah’s passion is creating artistic and multi-use garden spaces that provide high habitat value for flora, fauna, and humans!

Photo : Appam Krishnan, CC BY-SA 4.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0>, via Wikimedia Commons

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