The Habitat Hedge
- Instructor
- Alejandro Lemus
- Location
- Santa Barbara Botanic Garden
- Date
- January 25, 2025
- Time
- 10:00AM - 11:30AM
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Details:
Need to screen that pesky neighbor? Buffer that noise pollution? Create habitat for our bird friends? The answer for you may be one of California’s many native shrubs that can be used to create a habitat hedge! Learn all about the most popular and common landscaping shrubs that can be used for screening, hedging, privacy, and habitat. The class will also highlight maintenance specifications and practices.
We will be walking around the Garden, and the class will be a walk-and-talk style discussion. Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes. We recommend bringing sun protection and a water bottle. The class will meet under the oak tree at the Garden’s main entrance.
Pricing:
Garden Members & Students: $15
General Public: $30
About the Instructor:
Alejandro Lemus was born and raised in Los Angeles. Growing up, he assisted his parents with their landscaping business. Some of his earliest memories are of looking at flowers, finding insects in the leaves, and spending many hours in the garden with his family. Alejandro has experience in habitat restoration, horticulture, and education. As the Garden’s Horticultural Educator, he is passionate about connecting people with native plants.