Debbie Windham, President of Friends of Enchanted Rock, and Bob Lodowski, volunteer Interpretive Guide at Enchanted Rock, will speak on the native plants and geography of our local treasure at the monthly meeting of the Fredericksburg Chapter, Native Plant Society of Texas.
“Favorite Hill Country Native Plants,” presented by Kathy Saucier & Kathy Lewis, long-time NPSOT members, is the topic for the March meeting of Fredericksburg Chapter, Native Plant Society of Texas.
Learn what is needed to make the garden of your dreams and how to enjoy the process; discussion of planning, tools, clothing, weeds, garden prep, planting, plants, and maintenance.
How to care for your trees.
Deedy Wright, our speaker for July 25, brings knowledge and experience of reestablishing the native Texas ecosystem with her.
This month’s meeting of the Fredericksburg Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas (NPSOT) will focus on creating a landscape that mimics a natural woodland habitat. In its native state, a natural woodland is an open meadow dotted with dense clumps of trees, shrubs, vines, and ground covers.
Peggy Sechrist, an advisor to the Soil for Water Initiative (a project of the National Center for Appropriate Technology), will share key soil health principles that have been emerging in the field of soil science for the last 10 years.
Lonnie Childs, President of the Friends of the Fredericksburg Nature Center will present an overview of the nature center and its future at the Oct. 24 meeting of the Native Plant Society of Texas.
Why Understory trees and shrubs are is important to our Landscapes
George Cates, Restoration Specialist at Native American Seed, will share his extensive knowledge about native seed selection and planting tips.
