The West Point Area Historical Society will host a program entitled “HISTORICAL ROOTS GROW NATIVE PLANT GARDENS” on Saturday May 2, 2009 at the West Point Town Hall. This program will be presented by Molly Fifield-Murray , a frequent guest on Wisconsin Public Radio’s program, GardenTalk.
The program will disucss the use of native plants in landscaping along with other gardening topics. To find out all of the details, follow the read more link.
HISTORICAL ROOTS GROW NATIVE PLANT GARDENS
Presented by Molly Fifield MurrayEducation and Outreach Manager of the University of Wisconsin Madison Arboretum
Sponsored by West Point Area Historical Society
Native Plant Seminar to be held at West Point Town Hall May 2, 2009
Molly Fifield-Murray has an undergraduate degree in social studies education and a Masters in Landscape Architecture with an emphasis on native plant restoration. She is a frequent guest on Wisconsin Public Radio’s program, GardenTalk.
A designer of native plant gardens for homeowners, businesses, parks and roadsides, Ms. Fifield-Murray also teaches seminars about gardening with native plants and specialty gardening such as rain gardens, gardening for butterflies and birds and using native woody plants.
Date: Saturday, May 2, 2009 Time: 1:30 P.M.
Location: WEST POINT TOWN HALL
N 2214 RAUSCH ROAD, LODI, WI 53555
For more information call: 608-592-7059
