Growing
a Brighter Future
Environmental Concern has synthesized its over
30 years of wetland horticultural experience into a course for educators.
Educators leave the workshop with:
- a firm understanding of wetland plant ecology
- the ability to identify plant species in the field utilizing
dichotomous keys
- skills to collect, store, and clean seeds and how to transplant and
divide plants
- tips for weed & pest control, over wintering of plants, and correct
planting techniques
- designs and all materials needed to set up a waterbox with irrigation
line to grow native wetland plants at their schools or nature centers
- inspiration to construct schoolyard wetland habitats as permanent homes
for the plants
Don't
miss out. Offered only once a year in Maryland.
Stay tuned for 2010 dates...
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“My
hibiscus have already sprouted!
And the willow oak seeds sprouted in the bag, so I'm planting
them today." Course
Participant
“You
will be happy to know that I have been using
what I learned
immediately. I had to come back and
order wetland plants for
a wetland enhancement of a
storm water basin. The formula is
excellent. I also was
able to educate some of my grant applicants
with the information you provided to us.“ Course
Participant
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