Registration for this webinar on Zoom is full. If you were unable to register in time, you can view the webinar live on YouTube at 6 PM on March 25th here.
A recording of the webinar will also be available on YouTube after the program ends.
Discover the pleasure that comes from gardening with native wildflowers and plants. From the simple beauty they offer to the vital resources they provide for butterflies, birds, bees and other wildlife, native plants bring life to any landscape. In her talk, Stacey will highlight some of Florida’s many native species that are easy to grow and maintain in a residential landscape while also providing essential food and habitat for wildlife. She’ll show you how to beautify your landscape with natives and transform it into a living ecosystem with “real Florida” style.
OUR SPEAKER
Stacey Matrazzo is the program manager for the Florida Wildflower Foundation. She is an environmental educator with a bachelor’s degree in environmental studies and a master’s degree in liberal studies from Rollins College, where she is also an adjunct professor. A native Floridian, Stacey is a certified Florida master naturalist who spends much of her free time kayaking, hiking, birding and photographing Florida’s amazing natural environments. She has been conducting native plant and edible plant hikes for 10 years and is the co-author of Native Plants for Florida Gardens (with Nancy Bissett; Pineapple Press, 2019).
The Florida Wildflower Foundation protects, connects and expands native wildflower habitats through education, research, planting and conservation programs.
WHEN
Thursday, March 25
6:00 PM to 7:30 PM
WHERE
This is an online event with both audio and visual components. We recommend viewing the event online to access all visual components of the presentation.
Online access information will be provided upon registration. Only one person per household needs to register unless you will be using separate devices to access the webinar.
FOR MORE INFORMATION & REGISTRATION
Registration is required for this free event. Click on the button below to register.
Contact Alachua Conservation Trust by phone: (352) 373-1078 or email: info@AlachuaConservationTrust.org with any questions.
Banner image: Grassleaved goldenaster (Pityopsis graminifolia)
