Chapters in Ohio

Join us for a short video created by the Sag Moraine Native Plant Community
entitled “Container Gardening with Native Plants” featuring Dr. Jeremie Fant with
the Chicago Botanic Garden. Dr. Fant shares  hints for success including the top 15 native plants for container gardening.

Discussion  to follow. Meet fellow native plant enthusiasts, share your experiences, and learn from theirs. 

Please RSVP to:  [email protected]

This is a chapter meeting which will include a brief chapter meeting and an educational topic to be determined.

We invite you to our Wild Ones Greater Cleveland monthly chapter meeting!

Host: TBD
Topic: TBD with TBD
Date/Time: TBD 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

TBD

Agenda
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Our fall Book Group will be “Night Magic” by Leigh Ann Henion; October 22nd will be our first group meeting. For this meet-up we will take some time to introduce ourselves and schedule our second meeting. This meeting will be in-person and on Zoom.

For this meeting, please acquire the book and read ‘section one’: Season of Inspiration (preface through page 15). Please do not plan to discuss further for those who may not have read further than page 15. 

We will then read the book in 3 more sections: 

'Section 2' Spring (pages 19-104)

'Section 3' Summer (pages 107-219)

'Section 4' Fall (pages 223-294)

Nonmembers are welcome to attend with registration. Book is required. We will cap the book group at 12 persons.

Please email [email protected] with questions.

Register via the Google Form linked below by October 20th. 

Zoom link will be provided to all registrants, as will a post meeting recording. 

Light snacks and beverages will be provided.

We will not be able to provide copies of the book; to participate you will need to acquire a copy of the book for yourself whether it be print, electronic, or audio book.

**If you would like to be part of the Book Study and this time will not work for you, please fill out the form and 

Itinerary:

-First: Witness the planting of two Dwarf Serviceberry trees in a pocket garden.  The two trees will resemble hope, respite, a mother's unconditional love, and serve as a beacon and honor to a beloved daughter who was lost this year. 

-Second: Lend a hand to install native plants to create a stunning pocket garden with successional blooms from spring through fall to create food and shelter for a diversity of species. Over time, the trees should grow alongside one another creating a unified canopy and the understory plants will fill in to create a beautiful soft landing garden underneath.

This quick and easy volunteer opportunity is perfect for anyone who wants to spend an hour doing good, learning about native plants, and helping bring a thoughtful landscape design to life. The garden's designer will be on-site to share insights about the design process and answer questions along the way.

This event is hosted by Diab Dar-Issa, WOGC Cuyahoga County Regional Coordinator - Westside, and WOGC Community Garden Chair and owner of Paradise Natives, Antonio Zodda.

Parking:
Across the street in the Story Church Parking lot alongside the community garden

Accessibility:
Street level, no stairs or extensive walking/climbing
Restrooms can be used inside Story Church

Stay in Touch:
Questions or concerns? Call or text Diab at (216) 800-3541