Oct. 13 -	Take a walking tour of M.E. DePalma Park and learn about its many native plants that attract birds and butterflies. M.E. DePalma -  co-author of  "A Garden Diary - A Guide to Gardening in South Florida".  at  M.E. DePalma Park at the corner of NE 7th Avenue and NE 20th Drive.  There is no charge.
Nov. 10 -	The Wonderful World of Wildflowers. Join Television personality and arborist Rose Bechard Butman and view a power point presentation on Florida wildflowers.
Dec. 8 -	Plants of the Bible David McLean will share his knowledge about biblical plants and their medicinal properties. McLean  - is a former professor at Nova University where he served as curator for The Nova Southeastern Medicinal Garden.  McLean is owner of Trinity Churchside Gardens
Jan. 12 -	Native Florida Plants Robert Haehle -  landscape consultant and columnist for the "Sun-Sentinel" and co-author of "Native Florida Plants" and "A Garden Diary - A Guide to Gardening in South Florida" will present his powerpoint presentation on Florida natives.
Feb. 9 -	This is the spawning season for insects.  Do you have Termites, Roaches, or Ants.  Lean how to look for infestations and how to control them.  Jamie Reeves from Dead Bug Edwards will teach you what you can to to combat these pests..
Mar. 9 -	Wilton Manors Nursery. Located in the heart of Broward County, Florida, providing the best in landscaping and plants for over 30 years.  Brian Hutchenson will be bringing  new plants and teaching you how to care for them.
Apr. 13 -	Visit a special garden in Wilton Manors For those who have come to our classes - end the season with a private tour of a Wilton Manors Garden.

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Note* NatureScape information and handouts are available in the Wilton Manors Library
These documents are in Adobe PDF format.

A SIMPLE HABITAT   Habitat Steward, Alex Shore designed this simple habitat (download pdf with complete instructions) as a tool for encouraging those with limited space to establish and certify a habitat that would qualify for NWF certification.  Often times people may think they don’t have the space required to establish a habitat or that doing so is complicated.  This simple habitat can be planted either in a large container or installed in a small space in the landscape and would work for those residents living in a townhome or villa that only has a small patio or balcony space.  This habitat can be created for  less than $100 (including the $20 certification fee). More ...Information and Tips from NWF for Creating and Maintaining a Certified Wildlife Habitat   Create a Bird Friendly Habitat   Attract Butterflies   Amphibian Decline   Nesting Boxes   Bird Feeders   Neighborhood-friendly Wildlife Gardening   Backyard Ponds   Lawn Reduction

M.E. DePalma is the co-author of A Garden Diary: A Guide to Gardening in South Florida, a National Wildlife Steward and a member of the NatureScape Board.
2117 N.E. 178th Terrace
Wilton Manors, Florida 33305
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