Wednesday, February 16, 2022*
1 - 4:30 PM EDT
*This is the first of four Intensive Course dates and can be purchased individually or as part of the Full Bundle. This session is a recommended prerequisite for all other Intensive Course sessions. For more details see the Winter Series brochure or Full Bundle page below.
Presenter: Larry Weaner
Our opening presentation will examine the vegetative patterns and ecological processes of spontaneous plant communities. Each characteristic will be followed by an example of its direct incorporation into a landscape project. Processes described will include disturbance, competition, vegetative pattern, ecological succession, and ecological stability. Ecological plant traits will include habitat fidelity, growth pattern, spatial and temporal niche, and proliferation strategies.
Attendees will receive login-protected access to an extensive course manual including plant lists, an ecology-based plant characteristics chart, equipment recommendations, wildlife habitat enhancement strategies, diagrams for planting and maintenance procedures, and more.
Applicable Regions: Eastern and Midwestern US (Florida excluded).
Note: This course will have some repeated information from previous intensive design short courses.
View details on page 2 of the Winter Series brochure
or
Full Bundle page
CEUs available - APLD, ASLA/LACES (3 - due date passed, no longer available), NOFA
Cosponsored by:
Wild Ones - Native Plants, Natural Landscapes
American Horticultural Society
Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
Live sessions will be recorded and viewable to registrants for 3 months after the live session date. Registration closes after that 3 month period - course materials including recordings will no be for sale after that time.
Registration will be refunded only if notification is received before five (5) working days prior to the event.
ATTENDEE COURSE MATERIALS
The course materials will become available 24 hours prior to the live session start time. Login at that time to access.
Note: All course materials will be accessible for 3 months after each live date. Session Handouts will be downloadable, but session recordings will not be downloadable.