Duck River Garden Club to Host Native Seed Workshop, March 18
Discover the art of native seed saving at the Duck River Garden Club’s March program. Learn collection, storage, and propagation techniques.
OLD LYME, CT – The Duck River Garden Club will present a program on native seed saving for plant propagation on Wednesday, March 18, at the Old Lyme Memorial Town Hall.
Attendees will learn which native plants produce long-lasting seeds, how to identify and collect ripe seeds and proper methods for processing and storing them. The session will be led by Lydia Pan, Ph.D., a retired biomedical scientist and environmental steward focused on biodiversity.
The schedule includes a 6 p.m. meeting, 6:40 p.m. social and 7 p.m. program. The public is welcome and donations accepted. More information is available at www.duckrivergardenclub.org.
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