Knowing Native Plants: Wildflowers in Winter (Virtual Program)

Even in winter, native plants can be seen all around us. Join naturalist Mary Anne Borge to learn how to identify the standing winter skeletons of some common native plants, what characteristics to look for, the common types of fruit you might see in winter. We will also discuss the many benefits native plants offer to both wildlife and your own gardens during the winter months. Some plants even take special advantage of the winter months to photosynthesize. Join us to find out how they do it.

Presented By: Mary Anne Borge
Mary Anne Borge is a naturalist, photographer, author and educator. A naturalist at Bowman’s Hill Wildflower Preserve since 2006, she is a Pennsylvania Master Naturalist and editor of Butterfly Gardener magazine. She is the team leader for Lambertville Goes Wild, a volunteer group whose efforts  successfully led to the National Wildlife Federation’s certification of Lambertville, N.J., as a community wildlife habitat. At her blog, the-natural-web.org, Mary Anne writes about and, with her photography, illustrates the importance of native plants to all life on Earth.

Advance registration required.

Additional Information: Online registration for this program closes on Saturday, Jan. 16, 2021 at 8:00 am; for help with registration please email education@bhwp.org.
You will receive an email with a Zoom meeting invitation the morning of the program after the registration period closes.

NOTE: At checkout, you will be required to enter a pickup time. Please scroll through the list and select “Virtual Class.”