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Container Gardening with Natives Workshop
Join Save the Dunes and the Laporte County Master Gardeners for an afternoon of hands-on learning & fun at our Container Gardening with Natives Workshop!
Saturday, June 6th, 2026 11:00AM-2:00PM Barker House 444 Barker Rd., Michigan City, IN
Do you live in an apartment, condo, or other living space without access to traditional gardening? Interested in bringing native plants into your outdoor space in a unique way? This workshop is for you! Participants will learn from Save the Dunes staff and master gardeners on planting practices, overwintering, and the importance of natives in increasing pollinator habitat and bringing beauty to your space! This event is FREE and open to the public, made possible by generous funding from the Health Foundation of LaPorte
Space is limited, with priority given to those without access to traditional gardening plots
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Thanks to Dr. Tallamy and all the attendees at our event "Saving Nature in your yard"
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For additional information about the La Porte County Master Gardeners, visit us on Facebook , check out our About Us Page, email lpmastergardener@gmail.com, or contact Jesi Davenport at 219-324-9407, or email: jfurness@purdue.edu.
Continue to check out our site for other events sponsored by us or other Master Gardener Associations across the state
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