How does your septic system really work, and what can you do as a homeowner to protect this important investment? Participants will learn simple steps that can help extend the life of a septic system, improve efficiency, and reduce the risk of costly repairs. Whether you are a new homeowner or have had a system for years, this session will provide valuable information to help keep your septic system working properly for the long term. Class is held online via Zoom. A link will be sent out prior to class.

This workshop will cover strategies, practical techniques, and helpful tips for successfully identifying, controlling, and eradicating this stubborn invasive species. We will also discuss which trees, shrubs, grasses, and wildflowers make the best replacements to help outcompete buckthorn regrowth while improving habitat, biodiversity, and overall landscape health. Class is held online via Zoom. A link will be sent out prior to class.

While fall is often overlooked as a planting season, it is actually one of the best times to add new native perennials to your landscape. Garden centers frequently offer great end-of-season deals, and the cooler temperatures combined with fall rains create ideal conditions for strong root growth. Planting in the fall gives perennials time to establish before winter, setting them up for a healthy and vibrant start the following spring. Class is held online via Zoom. A link will be sent out prior to class.

Shrubs and trees can become a favorite food source for wildlife during the winter months. This workshop will explore practical strategies for protecting your plants from deer, rabbits, and other chewing critters throughout the winter season. Participants will learn simple, effective techniques that can help prevent damage, preserve the health of trees and shrubs, and save time, money, and frustration in the long run. Class is held online via Zoom. A link will be sent out prior to class.