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Gardening Essentials: Revelations of indigenous land management
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<p>Gardening Essentials: Revelations of indigenous land management<br />INCLUDES AUTHOR BOOK SALES<br />Join us MONDAY AFTERNOON<br />January 19</p>
<p>Session 1 Gregg Eckhardt: San Antonio history of water and landscaping<br />Landscaping is not a modern invention. Gregg Eckhardt will describe how indigenous communities utilized their relationships with native plants to sustain presentation.</p>
<p>Session 2: Gary Irish: An exploration of little Used South Texas Native Plants for our Gardens – Experiences and Perspectives for Their Use<br />Gary Irish will share plants native to South Texas that are either not known much in horticulture or I think should be used more often. Using these plants will provide three important benefits<br />– Lower water bills because they are naturally adapted to our environment<br />– Ecologically beneficial to our wildlife because the wildlife are adapted to these plants for food and shelter<br />– Their ability to define a local aesthetic for our gardens which helps us strengthen our sense of place and living in our natural environment.</p>
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