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  • 21Jan
    Native Plant Ambassador Program 2023

    Go from native plant novice to expert with this multi-part program. You’ll learn all about Pennsylvania’s native plants, their ecosystem importance, and a variety of ways to…

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  • 19May
    Knowing Native Plants: Flowering Shrubs

    The Mid-Atlantic region has a stunning display of spring flowering native shrubs, filling the Preserve and surrounding natural areas with color and fragrance every spring.  Join Naturalist Mary Anne…

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  • 12May
    Knowing Native Plants: Focus on Ferns

    Some native plants, such as ferns, don’t flower at all. In this popular program, Ed Lignowski, Ph.D., will teach you to identify many native ferns. He will highlight their…

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  • 19Jun
    Invasive species ID and management
    Knowing Native Plants: Invasive Species Identification and Management (Virtual Program, June 19)

    What is an invasive plant? What problems do invasive plants cause?  Join Mary Anne Borge to learn the answers to these questions, as well as how to identify the…

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  • 16Sep
    Knowing Native Plants: Amazing Asters

    Fall is peak bloom time for members of the aster family. Explore our woods and meadows with naturalist Mary Anne Borge to discover asters, goldenrods, bonesets, coneflowers, tickseeds and…

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  • 04Nov
    Knowing Native Plants: From Flowers to Seeds

    How do angiosperms reproduce sexually? Naturalist Ed Lignowski will answer this question by discussing the life cycle of flowering plants from pollination to fruit/seed dispersal. General anatomy of flowers…

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  • 05May
    Knowing Native Plants: Late Spring Lovelies

    A lot happens at the Preserve between the burst of spring ephemerals and the peak of flowering shrubs. Join Naturalist Mary Anne Borge to learn about the wildlife and…

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  • 29Jul
    Knowing Native Plants: Meadow Magic

    Come discover the Preserve’s 5-acre meadow with naturalist Mary Anne Borge. See native meadow plant species, including wildflowers and grasses, and learn about meadow successional stages and some of…

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  • 20Jan
    Knowing Native Plants: Plant Identification

    This indoor class will introduce you to the basics of identifying conifers and flowering herbaceous and woody plants using dichotomous keys. Ed Lignowski, Ph.D., former botany/plant physiology college instructor,…

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  • 24Mar
    Skunk cabbage (Symplocarpus foetidus) by Jean Barrell
    Knowing Native Plants: Signs of Spring

    The promise of spring is just around the corner. Meet early flowering plants and learn how they have adapted to this potentially harsh time of year. This program will…

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  • 21Apr
    Bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis) Photo: Jean Barrell
    Knowing Native Plants: Spring Ephemerals

    Spring wildflowers such as Dutchman’s breeches, bloodroot, bluebell, spring beauty, twinleaf and several species of trillium color the forest floor for a fleeting moment this time of year. Join…

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  • 20Apr
    Bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis) Photo: Jean Barrell
    Knowing Native Plants: Spring Ephemerals

    Spring wildflowers such as Dutchman’s breeches, bloodroot, bluebell, spring beauty, twinleaf and several species of trillium color the forest floor for a fleeting moment this time of year. Join…

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