Native Plant Collaborative Series – How to Prepare your Native Plant Garden for Winter

After a season of encouraging a native garden to thrive, too many people make a variety of mistakes as fall sets, destroying vital components of the garden they were trying to nurture all year. Join Roslyn Imrie to learn how to maintain a healthy habitat for all the inhabitants of your native garden during the winter months.

Roslyn grew up in the wilderness of the Ozarks Mountains, a region she has called home her entire life. Roslyn graduated from Goddard College in 2011 with a degree in Ozark Ecology and Creative Writing, and has been an environmental educator for over 10 years. When not teaching, Roslyn enjoys gardening on a little farm outside of Fayetteville with her husband, two sons, and a variety of domestic, farm, and wild species. Roslyn is the Director of Education and Outreach at the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks.

This program is part of a series of free educational programs, hikes, and workshops offered at the Eureka Springs Community Center and produced by the Eureka Springs Parks & Recreation, the Northwest Arkansas Master Naturalists, the Carroll County Master Gardeners, and Wild Ones – Ozark Chapter.