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Learn the tricks of the trade for collecting, cleaning, and storing native plant seeds for your home garden or to share!
Harvesting your own seeds saves you money and gives you more variety in your garden. Master Gardener and Master Naturalist Molly Moore of Southern Maryland Audubon will teach you the difference between shakers, beaks, coneheads, and more, and will guide you in cleaning and packaging seeds to take home. We welcome beginners as well as experienced seed collectors.
After the presentation, we will head to the Lexington Manor Passive Park Native Gateway Garden to practice your new skills! In the event of inclement weather, samples of native plants will be available for practice indoors.
Register to receive a reminder email; walk-ins welcome.
This program is made possible with support from Southern Maryland Audubon, University of Maryland Extension Master Gardener Program and the LMPP Community Garden. This workshop may qualify for continuing education hours for Master Gardeners, Master Naturalists and other University of Maryland Extension programs.
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