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  • Design-less Gardening: A Naturalistic Approach (Online)

    Disregard traditional design rules and adopt a new approach to garden design. Look to nature for your inspiration. What clues can you take from your landscape to help your site thrive? Learn to evaluate sunlight, moisture, soil and other factors to encourage a successful garden that does not require many inputs in the way of watering, fertilizing, extra coddling on your part. Learn how you can create a low maintenance garden that actively supports the environment and provides beauty for all – people and pollinators alike. Join live to participate in our online learning community or watch after as your

    $25
  • Building Drystack Walls

    Mt Cuba 3120 Barley Mill Rd, Hockessin, DE, United States

    Are you interested in building stone walls in your garden? This one-day workshop introduces you to basic mortar-free masonry techniques. Start with a classroom introduction to the fundamental steps involved in stacked-stone wall construction, then get some hands-on instruction in setting stones on site. Bring work gloves, safety glasses, a water bottle, and lunch. This program takes place in-person at Mt. Cuba Center Saturday, March 21, 2026 (Rain Date: Saturday, 3/28). About the Instructor: Charlie Reidinger is Grounds Manager at Mt. Cuba Center, where he has worked since 2019. Before joining the Mt. Cuba team, Charlie spent 7+ years leading

    $59
  • The Secret Lives of Spring Wildflowers (Online)

    Skunk cabbage, bloodroot, and trout lilies are among the first signs of spring and warmer weather ahead. Spring ephemerals and wildflowers must complete part of their life cycles before the tree canopy leafs out, reducing light levels at the forest floor. These plants face many challenges, including unpredictable weather and pollinator availability. Spring wildflowers have special adaptations to overcome these challenges and intricate relationships with pollinators and seed dispersers. Learn more about these wildflowers, their life histories, and plant-insect interactions. Join live to participate in our online learning community or watch after as your schedule allows. All registrants will receive

    $25