Tropical Audubon Society Native Plant Sale

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The Gray Catbird is among a host of bird species drawn to the native American Beautyberry bush for its delectable fruit. Photo: Will Stuart

Just in time for rainy season, Tropical Audubon Society’s Master Gardeners announce the return of their annual Native Plant Sale, the first LIVE event in 15 months. Resolve to spruce up your native plantings and pick up your FREE South Florida guide to “Bird-friendly Gardening” because summer's the ideal time to dig in! The native plants on offer will help attract and support wildlife, transforming your yard, patio or balcony into a thriving, low-maintenance habitat. Visit their bird-friendly Demonstration Garden and get cultivation tips from resident Master Gardeners. Explore the Pine Rockland and Hardwood Hammock Demonstration Forests for added inspiration. BONUS Buys: Limited quantities of wild tropical Honey produced in their on-campus beehives and harvested/bottled by TAS board member Kirsten Hines. Books for admiring/inspiring: Gardens of Miami and Attracting Birds to South Florida Gardens.

FREE Walks & Talks: Birding for Beginners, 9 a.m. • Planting for Pollinators, 10 a.m.
Attendees should observe masking & social distancing protocols! Cash or checks preferred | Limited on-site Parking

Date: June 12, 2021 9:00 AM-5:00 PM

Location: Tropical Audubon Society | 5530 Sunset Drive , Miami, FL 33143

Admission:

Free

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5530 Sunset Drive
Miami, FL 33143

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