Pollinating Meadow Gardens: Layout, Choice Plants, and Combinations

Join us at the Sudbury History Center and Museum on Thursday, June 26th, at 6:30pm for the kick-off of our "Sudbury's Changing Land" lecture series! In tandem with our large exhibit of the same title, the series is provided thanks to a generous grant from the Mass Cultural Council.

We look forward to welcoming Maria von Brincken—principal of Maria von Brincken Landscape Garden Design—who is a local award-winning certified designer celebrating over thirty years in professional practice. Maria specializes in landscape plans, educational lectures, and coaching to create beautiful spaces and colorful flower gardens.

Maria will lend us her expertise on wilding your perennial gardens. This lecture will explore plants that attract beneficial pollinators to help our bird populations feed their young and using native plants in an ornamental way to create dynamic and stunning natural-looking gardens. Layout techniques that echo the way plant communities intermingle and make your flowering-planned meadow garden look cohesive and natural will all be part of an exciting discussion.