What plants grow in a drought? Does your lavender seem to die over night? Wondering how to improve soil drainage? Join Marlene Simon, The Plant Lady on “Good Day” and staff horticulturalist from the UC Davis Botanical Conservatory, at this interactive presentation on all things water-wise gardening. Starting with the ever-important soil, touching upon plant hormones and ending up with an exploration of unique drought tolerant plants for the Mediterranean garden – this talk will help your garden thrive!

This event is FREE. Capacity is limited so make sure to reserve your spot by calling (916) 791-2663.

Event Details:
Interactive Presentation: Water-Wise Gardening: Plants, Soil and Other Useful Tips to Create a Beautiful Garden in a Dry Climate

When: Saturday, March 26, from 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

Where: San Juan Water District Board Room, 9935 Auburn-Folsom Road, Granite Bay

About Marlene Simon:
Marlene Simon received a degree from UC Davis in Environmental Horticulture but her education in gardening began at the age of six when she would order bulbs off the backside of the Parade Magazine. Now as staff horticulturalist at the UC Davis Botanical Conservatory, she is living her dream of working with the world’s most unique plants. She also shares her love of gardening every other weekend on “Good Day Sacramento” answering viewer questions as the ‘Plant Lady.’ You can follow her at facebook.com/marlenetheplantlady/.