Spring Workshop
Joanne Neale, Instructor

At some unknown point in time, mulch–black, orange, brown, etc.–became a part of the landscape, but wouldn’t you rather have plants? Anywhere you can put mulch, you can  dig a hole and put in a groundcover plant. Groundcover plants = living mulches. Think of the money, time and work you’ll save on mulching every spring. And groundcovers are the go-to plant for low-maintenance gardens. Besides eliminating the need for mulch, they keep weeds from crowding in; they provide an extra layer of color and flowers; and  they help maintain soil moisture, which means less watering.  What’s not to like about that? Come learn what to do before you start replacing your boring old mulch with fabulous new groundcovers and find out which groundcovers are right for your garden.

Limited to 20.