Free Class: Native Alternatives to Invasive Trees and Shrubs Program (2/2)

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What: Native Alternatives to Invasive Trees and Shrubs Program
When: Thursday, February 2nd
Time: 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Where: The Costick Center in Farmington Hills (28600 West 11 Mile Rd.)
Cost: Free

Do you ever wonder which plants or trees to choose for your yard?  If so, you should attend the "Native Alternatives to Invasive Trees and Shrubs: Restoring the Ecology of Community and Home Landscapes". Learn which native plants and trees are best to plant in your yard and which ones are considered invasive. Invasive species have many negative effects on our environment, so we should try to avoid planting them in our yards. This free program is sponsored by SOCWA, Southeastern Oakland County Water Authority In cooperation with the Farmington Hills Nature Center & Department of Special Services.  Registration is required - call SOCWA at 248-288-5150 or via e­mail LFDean@aol.com.  For more information, please visit here.