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X-WR-CALDESC:The NorthEast Seacoast Unit presents\, Kill Your Lawn An artic
 le in The Washington Post called lawns “a soul-crushing time suck.” Mark R
 ichardson\, Horticultural Director of the New England Wildflower Society\,
  couldn’t agree more. According to NASA\, more surface area is covered by 
 lawn than by any other single irrigated crop in the United States. Lawns a
 re resource heavy\, requiring irrigation\, fertilizer\, and pesticides to 
 thrive in our climate. Join us as Mark explains why you should “kill your 
 lawn” and replace it with beautiful and environmentally friendly native pl
 antings. Mark Richardson oversees the New England Wild Flower Society’s bo
 tanic garden\, Garden in the Woods\, and its native plant nursery operatio
 n\, Nasami Farm. He studied ornamental horticulture at the University of R
 hode Island while helping to run a mid-sized ornamental plant nursery befo
 re finding his true passion in public horticulture. He led undergraduate p
 rograms at Longwood Gardens\, where he overhauled the curriculum of the Pr
 ofessional Gardener Program\, and oversaw adult education at Brookside Gar
 dens. He holds a master’s degree from the University of Delaware’s Longwoo
 d Graduate Program. Preregistration required. Admission fee $9 ($7 HSA mem
 bers)\nContact Rie Sluder at nesunit@gmail.com to register.
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DESCRIPTION:The NorthEast Seacoast Unit presents\, Kill Your Lawn An articl
 e in The Washington Post called lawns “a soul-crushing time suck.” Mark Ri
 chardson\, Horticultural Director of the New England Wildflower Society\, 
 couldn’t agree more. According to NASA\, more surface area is covered by l
 awn than by any other single irrigated crop in the United States. Lawns ar
 e resource heavy\, requiring irrigation\, fertilizer\, and pesticides to t
 hrive in our climate. Join us as Mark explains why you should “kill your l
 awn” and replace it with beautiful and environmentally friendly native pla
 ntings. Mark Richardson oversees the New England Wild Flower Society’s bot
 anic garden\, Garden in the Woods\, and its native plant nursery operation
 \, Nasami Farm. He studied ornamental horticulture at the University of Rh
 ode Island while helping to run a mid-sized ornamental plant nursery befor
 e finding his true passion in public horticulture. He led undergraduate pr
 ograms at Longwood Gardens\, where he overhauled the curriculum of the Pro
 fessional Gardener Program\, and oversaw adult education at Brookside Gard
 ens. He holds a master’s degree from the University of Delaware’s Longwood
  Graduate Program. Preregistration required. Admission fee $9 ($7 HSA memb
 ers)\nContact Rie Sluder at nesunit@gmail.com to register.
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LOCATION:The NorthEast Seacoast Unit presents Kill Your Lawn
SUMMARY:The NorthEast Seacoast Unit presents Kill Your Lawn
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