What: Discover science-based best practices for creating sustainable landscapes in Boulder County and the Colorado Front Range with Sheila Prentice, Sustainable Landscape Specialist from CSU Extension in Boulder County. In this session, Sheila will discuss strategies to address current challenges in local landscaping, including the use of native plants, water-wise techniques, and sustainable design principles.
Attendees will leave with actionable, science-based insights to help them build thriving, beautiful gardens that are both environmentally responsible and adaptable to Colorado’s climate. Perfect for gardeners and landscape enthusiasts looking to deepen their knowledge and make a positive impact in their outdoor spaces.
Details:
Sheila Prentice is the Sustainable Landscape Specialist for CSU Extension in Boulder County, where she empowers communities with knowledge about sustainable landscaping, native plants, and water-efficient practices tailored to Colorado’s unique environment. She holds both a bachelor’s degree and an M.S. in Horticulture from Colorado State University. Sheila’s career has also included workforce development and green industry outreach, where she connected hands-on field experience with science-based strategies to advance sustainable landscaping practices.
This is a paid in-person class, registration is required
Cost: $25
Register for Science-Based Solutions for Sustainable Landscaping
When: Saturday, May 9th 1:00 - 2:30 PM
Where: Harlequin’s Gardens