Creating a Resilient Garden: Growing Landscapes in a Changing World

Learn how to design gardens that adapt and flourish as climate conditions shift. Led by Kaity Bevenour, a native plant specialist and ecological horticulturist, this two-hour workshop covers practical techniques for building stronger landscapes. You'll discover how to select drought-tolerant plants, evaluate what's working and what's vulnerable in your current garden, boost local wildlife, and maintain your space sustainably for the long term. The class welcomes both gardening newcomers and experienced growers looking to future-proof their outdoor spaces. Every participant receives a bonus six-pack of drought-tolerant native perennial plants to take home and plant. Membership costs $59 for Garden members and $74 for non-members. Registration is required through the Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden website. If you need accommodations to participate, contact the Garden at 804-262-9887 x328 or email [email protected] and they'll work with you to make the experience accessible.