Join the UF-IFAS Extension at the Hugh Embry Library for an educational session focused on sustainable gardening practices. This workshop, titled Plant This, Not That, provides homeowners and gardening enthusiasts with practical knowledge on identifying common invasive plant species in Florida and selecting superior native alternatives. Attendees will gain insights into creating a more resilient and environmentally friendly landscape, ensuring their gardens thrive while supporting the local ecosystem and biodiversity of the region.
What to Expect
A professional presentation by UF-IFAS experts followed by a Q&A session regarding local plant selection.
Who Should Attend
- Homeowners
- Gardeners
- Landscaping enthusiasts
- Environmental advocates
- Local residents
Agenda Overview
The session covers invasive plant identification, ecological impacts, and a curated list of Florida-friendly alternatives for residential gardens.
Venue & Address
Organizer
UF-IFAS Extension · Educational Institution
The University of Florida IFAS Extension provides research-based knowledge to the public to improve quality of life.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this event free?
Yes, the workshop is free to attend.
Where is it located?
It is held at the Hugh Embry Library in Dade City.
Who is hosting?
The event is presented by the UF-IFAS Extension.
Do I need to register?
Please check the event page for ticket or registration requirements.
What should I bring?
A notebook and pen for taking notes on plant recommendations.
Is parking available?
Yes, parking is available at the library location.
Tags
Gardening
Environment
Dade City
Workshop
Native Plants
Education
Summary
An educational gardening workshop hosted by UF-IFAS at Hugh Embry Library focusing on replacing invasive plants with native alternatives.
Highlights
- Expert-led gardening advice
- Identification of invasive species
- Native plant recommendations
- Sustainable landscaping tips
- Free community event
- Educational Q&A session
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