Past Events

Garden meadows have color, interest, and wildlife value every month, but July can be one of the more spectacular displays of native wildflowers.  Gail Olson has been converting a hayfield to a meadow for 10 years.  She will describe the process and lessons learned to establish over 40 species of wildflowers, grasses, and shrubs covering ¼ acre.  The Olson’s Garden was featured in a recent issue of the Wild Ones digital journal, see Read More.

The tour will be followed by a social hour.  You are invited to bring light refreshments to share and a beverage of your choice.  Water will be provided.

Directions will be sent to members in the Chapter Newsletter.