Wildflower Walkabout

#image-595 + picture img { --focal-point: 50% 50%; } | Wander through the Kaul Wildflower Garden with environmental educator and habitat gardener Michelle Reynolds and open your eyes to the abundance of plant diversity that contributes to Alabama’s ranking as #4 in the nation for natural diversity. Learn how to draw on this rich environment to inform your plant palette and gardening style at home. Participants will practice using iNaturalist to identify plants they see on their own walkabouts. Especially suited for native plant enthusiasts and people with a bit of an explorer in them! Garden paths are uneven. Remember to wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather. Location: Kaul Wildflower Garden Instructor: Michelle Reynolds Michelle Reynolds, a writer, artist, naturalist, and native plant enthusiast, is on a mission to teach people how to put nature back into the urban landscape. She leads native plant garden projects, habitat restoration efforts, and field trips for local and regional organizations. Through her writing, art, and programs, she hopes to raise public awareness of the importance of creating wildlife habitats and help people connect to larger ecological issues. Become a Friend of the Gardens and join us in our mission to protect, nurture, and share the wonders of Birmingham Botanical Gardens. Thank you for your support! Register Become a Member Cancellation & Refund Policy Refunds (minus a $15 processing fee) will be given for Friends of Birmingham Botanical Gardens programs priced at $25 or more if notification is made at least 10 business days prior to class start date. (You are always welcome to send another person under your registration if you cannot attend.) Transfers may be made to programs of equal value at no additional fee. We reserve the right to cancel classes due to lack of participation or other unforeseen circumstances. Please note that programs are held rain or shine; in extreme weather conditions, programs may be canceled for…