Reimagine your outdoor space with a thoughtful and inspiring talk on how to transform traditional lawns into thriving, ecologically rich habitats.
Learn how to invite biodiversity into your landscape by replacing turf with native plants, supporting pollinators, and creating more natural, low-maintenance spaces. We’ll explore practical steps, design ideas, and the environmental impact of rewilding even small outdoor spaces. This lively and informational experience is perfect for gardeners to homeowners to nature lovers looking to make a meaningful change—starting right at their homes.
Enjoy a delicious small bite and signature cocktail to round out the fun.
Location
The Creamery of Kennett Square
Instructor
Pandora Young
Pandora Young is a Senior Land Stewardship Technician who has worked at Longwood Gardens since 2005, including 18 years as the horticulturist for Peirce's Woods, a 7-acre display garden area showcasing plants native to eastern North America. They received a B.A. in Japanese studies, with a minor in biology from Earlham College, IN. Over the years, Young has taught many classes and led tours with a focus on native and edible plants. Young is passionate about connecting people with plants and fostering healthy, more resilient ecosystems.
