This session will cover lawn reduction tec hniques\, delve into the fascinating world of soil science\, and provide i nspiration to move beyond the conventional grass-covered yard.
\nWhe ther you&rsquo\;re a seasoned gardener or just starting on your landscapin g journey\, this lecture promises to broaden your perspective on lawn alte rnatives and inspire you to embrace a more sustainable and eco-friendly ap proach to your outdoor space. Say goodbye to the traditional lawn and emba rk on a journey towards a greener\, more diverse\, and visually captivatin g landscape with The Grateful Gardener as your guide.
\nFor Adults. Registration is required. Contact Ari< /a> \;at apappas@minlib.net wi th any questions.
\nAbout Todd:
\nKnown by so me\, loved by many\, as The Grateful Gardener &ndash\; To dd Breitenstein has been gardening in all fashions since he was a toddler in the family garden. Todd has grown everything from moss to sea kale. He has studied ecology\, conservation\, and permaculture and is a NOFA organi c land care professional. His interest in native plants grew through compa nion planting in his vegetable garden. If you see someone off the path in the woods turning logs to smell the earth\, it&rsquo\;s probably Todd. A t ree hugger thru and through\; talking about natural gardens is his calling .
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