Learn & Grow: Mix and Match — Beautiful Combinations of Native Plants Webinar With Lorraine Johnson

As individual specimens, native plants provide much beauty and many ecological benefits, but in luscious combinations, they can take your garden to new levels. In this illustrated talk, Lorraine Johnson shows how you can mix and match tried-and-true performers that flourish together, focusing on flowers, foliage, shape, color, texture and garden design.

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED

There will be time for questions following the presentation. At the presenter’s request, this presentation will not be recorded. All registrants must attend live.

Johnson is the author of more than 10 books, including “Green Future: How to Make a World of Difference;” “100 Easy-to-Grow Native Plants for American Gardens in Temperate Zones;” “Grow Wild: Low-Maintenance, Sure-Success, Distinctive Gardening with Native Plants;” “The New Ontario Naturalized Garden;” “Tending the Earth;” and “The Urban/Suburban Composter: The Complete Guide to Backyard, Balcony and Apartment Composting.” She is also the Canadian editor of the DK books’ “Garden Plants and Flowers;” “Canadian Gardener’s Guide;” and “What Plant Where Encyclopedia.” Her most recent book, “A Northern Gardener’s Guide to Native Plants and Pollinators,” co-authored with Sheila Colla, was published by Island Press in spring 2023 with a foreword by Douglas Tallamy.

Johnson is a former president of the North American Native Plant Society; former board member of Local Enhancement and Appreciation of Forests; former board member and former honorary director of Wild Ones: Native Plants, Natural Landscapes; a patron of Toronto Botanical Garden; founding editor of the magazine Ground: Landscape Architect Quarterly; and a frequent speaker on topics related to gardening, nature and environmental and social issues.