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Lessons from Nature Plant List for Perennial Sale May 20, 2023   Some varieties there are only 1 or 2 of, others quite a few. A few items aren’t even up yet so additional plants will be added during the weeks to come. First come first served.   170 Pine Street, E Aurora Sat, May 20 – 9:00-2:00   Shrubs:                                                Pussy Willow                                         Little Kim Lilac Lynwood Gold Forsythia                       Bridal Veil Spirea Shrubby St. Johns Wort                       Spicebush   Flowering Raspberry                            Twisted willow (tree) Anabelle hydrangea                          Sun:                                                                                               Perennial geranium                    Shasta daisy                                     Sundrops                                    Zig-zag goldenrod Variety of asters                          Bouncing Bet                                                Barren Strawberry                     Monkshood Black-Eyed-Susan                     Daisy Fleabane Filipendula                                 Crainsbill Geranium Sunflower                                   Phloz Mini Cranesbill Geranium                                  Part Sun:                                             Forget-Me-Not                           Anemone – white, & ruffled Dwarf  Solomon’s seal              Candelabra primrose                                 Ladies Mantle                           Shredded Umbrella Astilbe (dwarf)                          Stary Solomon’s Seal White wood anemone            Corydalis –Yellow & white                      Blue lobelia                              Bouncing bet Astilbe – variety of colors        Sundrops Golden ragwort                       Wood pea Bachelor buttons                     Blue Wood Aster White Wood Aster                   Ajuga                                    Gold Star                                 Bleeding Heart Kirengeshoma                         Clematis Rodgesia                                  Brunnera Japanese hydrangea              Chocolate snake root                                                                                  Shade:                                             Dwarf Comfrey                          Hosta – a few varieties, minis Persicaria                                  Primrose Toad Lily                                    Pulmonaria – European Ginger                      Lenten Rose, white, pink & deep purple  Curley Ginger                            Native ginger Primula kisoana – rare variety   Candelabra primrose                                 Corydalis                                    Astilboides tabularis     Wood Poppy                              Bloodroot, single & double Brunnera                                    Twin leaf Early & Tall Meadow Rue          White Violet Japanese Painted Fern              Ostrich Fern Tall meadow rue                         Early meadow rue Double green trillium                 Pink lily of the valley Goldenseal                                 Sweet woodruff Marsh marigold                          Water leaf                                                                                                                                                                                             Natives:   Evening Primrose                      Tall Meadow Rue Solomon’s Seal                          Twinleaf Ginger                                        Golden Ragwort Gold Star                                     Goldenseal                    Blue Wood Aster                        Early Meadow Rue Ostrich fern                                Clematis White Wood Aster                      Wood Poppy Bloodroot                                    Marsh marigold Filapendula                                White violet Flowering raspberry                    Lobelia – blue Waterleaf                                     Double Bloodroot Zig-zag goldenrod                       Jack-in-the-Pulpit Monkshood                                  Starry Solomon's seal Chocolate snake root   Copyright © 2014 Lessons From Nature, All rights reserved. *|IFNOT:ARCHIVE_PAGE|* *|LIST:DESCRIPTION|* Our mailing address is: *|HTML:LIST_ADDRESS_HTML|* *|END:IF|* unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences  *|IF:REWARDS|* *|HTML:REWARDS|* *|END:IF|*

Lessons from Nature events

I have started hypertufa and concrete birdbath and steppingstone classes. I apologize to any of you who signed up at my plant sale as I have misplaced the signup sheet. Contact me and we can set up a class of up to 4 people.

Lessons from the Garden:

People have suggested I offer some gardening classes in my gardens so here we go. There will be 2 sessions of a mid-summer class on good gardening practices, Wed. July 14 th at 7 PM and Saturday July 17 th at 11 AM. The classes will include seasonal gardening tips, what to do about pests and diseases along with answering any questions you may have. The Garden session will last about an hour followed by 1/2 hour of refreshments and conversation on the porch. There will be a limit of 5 per class so everyone can see and have the opportunity to ask questions. The cost will be $25/person. Your reservation will be honored when payment is received. If you have any questions just give a call or email – contact info is below.

Don’t forget to contact me for a garden consult. I can help improve your garden and gardening practices as well as save you time and money! It’s not too late for improvements.

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To register call 652-2432 or e-mail lyn@lessonsfromnature.biz  If you have a group of 3 – 5, I will schedule a class at your convenience. Classes are being scheduled now so call or e-mail to set an appointment.

How to Incorporate Native Plants into your Garden Class
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• Adding some native plants to your garden is the best thing you can do to help nature. Learn how to chose the proper plants for your  area and why it’s important to do so.
• Cost: $30/person. The group is limited to 6 so everyone can see and participate.

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