Next Native Plant Landscape Tour

July 14th - 6 to 8 pm
Tour of All Saints Lutheran Church Woodland Restoration

15915 Excelsior Blvd, Minnetonka
Park in the north parking lot behind the church.
 Free and open to the public. Event happens rain or shine. Please dress accordingly.
In the event of severe weather, we will post a cancellation notice here on our website.
This one-acre property has been transformed from a dense, seldom used area full of buckthorn, crown vetch and invasive honeysuckle to a bright woodland full of a wide variety of plants and wildlife that can be observed from walking paths. Many existing native plants were discovered during the removal of the woody invasive species. Using those as a guide and the funds from a Nine Mile Creek Watershed District grant, native trees, shrubs, forbs and seeds have been added to enhance the diversity and replace the buckthorn. This property was on a Wild Ones tour in 2018. Come and see the progress and learn about the success and challenges!

Resources

Our New Guides: Installing and Maintaining a Native Plant Habitat and The Benefits of Native Plants  are Now Available!
Order your free copy (shipping not included) of our 40-page booklet titled ​Attracting Birds to Your Garden with Native Plants 
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Wild Ones Reflections E-Zine


Check out the latest issue of the Wild Ones Twin Cities Reflections E-Zine featuring:
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  • The Mutualism Between Ants and Native Seeds

  • Garden Showcase: A 45-Year Garden Journey in Duluth

  • Design tips from Dustin Demner, Blazing Star Gardens
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  • How to Create Habitat for Stem-Nesting Bees

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Native Plants Provide
​Essential Habitat for
Wildlife Including Food,
Shelter and Conditions
​for Successful Reproduction
Native Plants are Crucial
for Clean Air and Water ​
Native Plants are
​Vital for Soil Health
Native Plants Promote
​Human Health
Native Plants are Essential
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​to Climate Change