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February Newsletter Just Posted

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RECRUIT A FRIEND, PLANT A SHRUB!

If you bring in a new member by May 15th to join you on your native plant journey, you will receive a free native shrub, for each member that joins, that you can pick up at the WOTC Resource Fair on May 21st at Wood Lake Nature Center. To receive your free shrub, contact gkhalloran@gmail.com when your friend(s) joins, to pick which species of shrub you would like to receive. Shrubs available to choose from are Saskatoon Serviceberry, Elderberry, Black Chokeberry and Red-Osier Dogwood.

VOLUNTEER!

Check our sign up page to volunteer at a Wild Ones Twin Cities meeting, tour or event.

Native Plant Nurseries & Landscaping Services

Link to list of nurseries in Minnesota with selection of native plants for gardens.

New Issue of Wild Ones Reflections!

Read, learn & share!

Chapter Mission

Educating the public about the benefits of preserving and restoring biodiversity of our native plant communities, beginning in our own yards and gardens.

Contact Us

info@WildOnesTwinCities.org

Wild Ones National

Wild Ones SEEDS FOR EDUCATION Grant Program

Are you involved in a Twin Cities school that would like to plan a native plant habitat garden? Consider applying for a Seeds for Education grant to support the project!

Climate Resilient Landscapes

Produced by Wild Ones

Wild Ones New Native Garden Designs

Including a Minneapolis design by WOTC member Carmen Simonet!

Miss a WOTC Presentation?

Visit our chapter's YouTube channel to view past online presentations!

NEW INFORMATIONAL RESOURCES developed by Wild Ones Twin Cities

A Selection of Regionally Native Vegetation for Birds
Favorite Native Plants for Dry Shade
Favorite Native Plants for a Shady Boulevard Garden
Favorite Native Plants for a Sunny Boulevard Garden
How to Create "Green Mulch" in Your Yard
How to Create an Alternative Lawn
Ideas for Edible Plants for Your Native Plant Garden
Keystone Species & Soft Landings
Native Plant Seed Collecting
Native Plant Winter Seed Sowing
Native Shrubs to Plant after Buckthorn Removal
Native Trees for a Changing Climate (Twin Cities Urban & Suburban Areas)

No Milkweed = No Monarchs

Link to selection of milkweed for Minnesota gardens.

Soft Landings

Check out this new infographic funded by Wild Ones Minnesota Chapters, Heather Holm & Neighborhood Greening!

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Native Garden Guide

Produced by Wild Ones

Get on the Map!

The MAP enables anyone who plants natives and/or removes invasives to report their accomplishments by State, County and Zip Code. A gauge shows progress towards the goal of 20 million acres of native plantings in the U.S. Visit: https://homegrownnationalpark.org

Nokomis Naturescape Gardeneering

Join us for gardening and special events lakeside!

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Please consider selecting "Wild Ones - Natural Landscapers" as your charity to help support our mission! Thank you!

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