Urban Agriculture – Native Plants for Urban and Community Gardens

Pollinator Partnership

Learn which native plant species are ideal for community gardens and urban agriculture and how to utilize them.

Bentonville Public Library

<p>Eric Fuselier of Wild Ones will deliver a presentation centered on Urban Ag, and Sara Wittenberg of Pollinator Partnership will introduce resources available via the NRCS, P2, and Bee Friendly Gardening to help you take action!   One of the advantages of native plants is that they’re already adapted to the local soil and climate and require less water and fertilizer than many cultivated species. There are also many native species that are edible and medicinal and can easily be grown in a garden setting. In this program, you’ll learn which native plant species are ideal for community gardens and urban agriculture, the parts of these species that can be harvested for food or medicine, and tips for how to harvest and prepare them.</p>

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