Conservation Landscaping Workshop

Conservation Landscaping Workshop, taking place on Saturday, October 24 at Parks and People in Baltimore.

What to Expect

• Learn what conservation landscaping is and how it differs from conventional landscaping.
• Discover how native plants, soil improvement, and landscape design can help slow and spread rainwater, helping it to soak into the ground to prevent polluted runoff.
• Understand how conservation landscaping reduces stormwater runoff, improves local water quality, and supports wildlife.
• Learn the basics of site assessment, including drainage patterns, soil and light conditions, and existing vegetation.
• Explore strategies for selecting native plants and designing planting areas that work with the natural flow of water.
• See real-world examples of conservation landscaping and green infrastructure, with opportunities to ask questions about your own property and landscape goals.

Who Should Attend

This workshop is open to Baltimore City residents only and is designed for homeowners, community leaders, gardeners, or anyone who is “rain curious” about creating healthier outdoor spaces.

Practical Information

• Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes