HOA’s & Native Plants can Coexist!
Wednesday, September 16
7PM
Mills Community House, Benzonia
Other
Free
Plant It Wild hosts a panel discussion covering lawn regulations in municipalities, homeowner associations, & condo associations. How can the rules be changed to encourage native plant habitats to expand in our communities?
http://www.PlantItWild.net9:00 AM
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Northern Michigan Compost Crawl
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Artists across the Great Lakes region explore the many meanings …
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Sue Caviston teaches adults the basics of the old art …
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HOA’s & Native Plants can Coexist!
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