Green Mulching With Sedge Plugs
how to use plugs to create a living mulch composed of sedge
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Tired of annual wood mulch applications? Tired of spending $15-20 for a single, one-gallon plant -- and then having to dig it into heavy clay soil?
Plugs not only provide more bang for you buck, but establish quickly while being easier to install. We'll explore how to emulate nature by using a matrix of various sedge species (for sun and shade) from which flowers will emerge in every season.
We'll also take a close look at sourcing plugs, the best tools to dig them in with, how to water them during establishment, and various other management issues specific to using plugs and sedge in a designed garden.
Join award-winning author, speaker, and garden designer
Benjamin Vogt on a fifty-minute journey to
inspire and invigorate your natural landscape. All sales are final and no refunds will be issued.
The class is self paced and remains online at the sole discretion of the
author. You have unlimited access to the class as long at it remains
online. The class and all material is the sole copyright of Benjamin Vogt
(author) and can't be rebroadcast, transcribed, or shared in any way
without the prior written permission of the author.
Your Instructor
Benjamin is the author of A NEW GARDEN ETHIC and PRAIRIE UP, owner of the design firm Monarch Gardens, and has a Ph.D. from the University of Nebraska. His work has been featured in The American Gardener, Fine Gardening, Garden Design, Houzz, Midwest Living, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and many books including American Roots. Benjamin speaks nationally to botanical gardens, environmental organizations, and city parks staff. He lives in Lincoln dreaming of restoring a prairie and hosting an artist residency program on 40 acres.
"I liked how he connected what we do in our gardens to the overall health of our ecosystem. He provided facts I hadn't heard before and I walked away from the presentation inspired to make changes."
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