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Plant Talk: Your Landscape Questions Answered, A Free Webinar, September 27, 11:30am - 1pm PT
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Do you have a burning question you’ve always wanted to ask a landscape design or maintenance expert? Do you have a question about a specific plant or landscape challenge where nothing seems to work no matter what you do?
Styled after NPR’s long-running and popular “Car Talk” program and continued from the 2020, 2021 and 2022 Water Conservation Showcases, this session is designed to address landscape, garden and plant questions from attendees.
All past Plant Talk sessions are available on demand here.
Attend this session if you have questions about your landscape or plantings or want to hear answers to others' questions. Session will also include best practices for managing landscapes during drought conditions.
Image: Garden View Landscape, Nursery, and Pools
-Identify plant and landscape best practices
-Apply planting strategies that vary based on climate, soil type, sun exposure and plant type
-Recognize and apply water conservation strategies to the landscapes they oversee
-Locate free resources that are available to support plant and landscape projects
Loren McIrvin is a passionate leader and industry visionary, Loren is recognized as a pioneer in approaching commercial landscape management in the San Francisco Bay Area from a sustainable and equitable perspective. Proud to Lead Allied Landscape, an organization focused on growing peoples' potential and caring for the environment, Loren serves as CEO and prides himself on team building and embracing cutting edge practices and technologies that reduce costs and improve the environment.
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