Crevice Garden Design With Kenton Seth - a Method for the Low-Water, Native Plant and Wildlife Welcoming Garden    

  

Also offered: Hands-On Crevice Workshop with Kenton Seth on April 24th (separate registration required, see links below).

  Explore crevice gardens with Kenton Seth, crevice garden design expert. Learn to grow native plants closely with rocks, creating special microclimates for plants and wildlife. Crevice gardens give low-water design a new element, dealing with awkward garden spaces or making plantable, ecological alternatives to retaining walls.

During the virtual program, Kenton will share historic and creative examples along with demonstrating the ecological benefits of crevice gardening in Colorado.          

Watching his beloved desert become drier and seeing the Colorado River in his hometown flow weaker is what ensnared Kenton Seth to a lifetime committed to sustainable garden design including creating crevice gardens. For Kenton, crevice gardens evoke the spirit of the Rockies and host plants and animals that prefer life among rocks.   

 Kenton's book, The Crevice Garden: How to Make the Perfect Home for Plants from Rocky Places, is due out in August 2022. 

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 The virtual event is free for Members! 

Please note you will need to enter your member number on the registration form to get the member rate.  You may look up your member number here.

For Non-Members, the fee is $20. Scholarships are available for those experiencing financial hardship. Please inquire via email.

Not a Member? Join Today!  An individual membership, while costing the same as two of our virtual programs, unlocks a year of benefits.           

            

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Registration closes on April 9th

Hands-On Crevice Garden Workshop with Kenton Seth 

Sunday, April 24th 

 (two identical sessions offered, register for one only):

 morning session: 10:00 - 11:30a.m.   Sold out!

afternoon session: 1:00 - 2:30p.m.   Sold out!

Wild Ones Front Range thanks the City of Englewood Parks Department for their generous support of this program.