Native Plants 101
Join the West Georgia Chapter of the Native Plant Society and Keep Carroll Beautiful to learn what native plants are, why they are important, and how to get started!
During this workshop, hosted by Carroll EMC at the Richard D. Tisinger Community Center at 6 p.m. on Friday, March 28, you will learn:
- What are native plants?
Understanding native plants and the terminology used to describe them - Benefits of native plants
Exploring their ecological, aesthetic, and practical advantages in landscapes. - Starting the native plant journey
Guidance on planning, recommended plants, and maintenance tips. - Overcoming common concerns
Addressing misconceptions about native plants, including aesthetics, maintenance, and local regulations. - How to get native plants
Native plant sales and nurseries in our area. - Taking your native garden to the next level
Exploring certifications and habitat programs.
The $5 workshop fee covers refreshments and a take-home plant!
Meet the team
This workshop was made possible but the cooperation of state and local level Natives Plant and Keep America Beautiful affiliate organizations! West Georgia area was selected to be one of FIVE chapters in the pilot program to promote the native plants to the greater community.
Georgia Native Plant Society
The chapter was formed by a group of native plant enthusiasts in 2008 to serve the people in the western counties of the North Georgia Piedmont.
Georgia Native Plant Society
The GNPS promotes the stewardship and conservation of Georgia’s native plants and their habitats through education and involvement of individuals and organizations.
Keep Georgia Beautiful Foundation
The Keep Georgia Beautiful Foundation educates and inspires Georgians to take action every day to improve and beautify their community environments
Keep Carroll Beautiful
Keep Carroll Beautiful is a certified Keep America Beautiful affiliate dedicated to serving Carroll County, Georgia.