Tuesday April 22, 2025, 7:30-9:00 pm.

Chris will discuss the value to be found in planting natives in your garden or yard. As climate change continues to affect our area, native plants are vital to preserving biodiversity. By introducing native plants to your garden, it becomes part of a collective to nurture and sustain the living landscape for birds and other animals. She will cover the philosophical underpinnings, as well as specific plants you can use. There will be time for questions.

About the speaker: Christine Kozar is a Master Gardener certified by Rutgers Agricultural Extension. A lifelong gardener, Chris has been part of the Bergen County Master Gardeners since retiring in 2019. After teaching for almost 30 years, she finds sharing her knowledge of gardening and plants especially rewarding. Chris has given numerous presentations to garden clubs and libraries in Bergen and Essex Counties.

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