A beautiful yard full of native plants that support local bees, butterflies, and other pollinators begins in tiny seeds planted during the cold winter months. Learn about the benefits of choosing native flowering plants for your yard or garden. Then, plant seeds in milk-jug “greenhouses” where they will germinate until ready for separating and planting in the spring. Bring four clear gallon-sized milk jugs and a box to carry them home in. Soil, seeds, and instructions will be provided. We will also have some milk jugs available. Registration is required, $10 per person. Contact the COA at coa@wayland.ma.us or 508-358-2990 to sign up.

This workshop is offered at four times on this date by four different organizations. If you are not able to attend the COA’s program at 10am, you are welcome to register at another time on a space-available basis.