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Native Plants & Buffer Gardens

  • Woods Bay Wine 14942 Montana Highway 35 Bigfork, MT, 59911 United States (map)

Buffer Gardens: Protecting Our Watershed with Native Plants

Join us for an enlightening evening on September 27th at 6:30 pm at Woods Bay Wine. Dive into the fascinating world of buffer gardens and native plants, and explore how these ecological wonders contribute to safeguarding our cherished watershed.

Event space is limited to 25 people. Please click here to RSVP.

Event Highlights:

Educational Talks: Learn about the vital role buffer gardens play in protecting the Flathead Watershed and how these lush sanctuaries act as nature's defense against polluted stormwater runoff, ensuring the continued clarity and purity of Flathead Lake.

Native Plant Insights: Discover native plants that thrive in the Montana landscape. Explore the myriad benefits of incorporating these indigenous flora into your shoreline, promoting biodiversity, resilience, and ecological balance.

Sustainable Wine Tasting: Immerse yourself in the harmonious experience of biodynamic sustainable wine provided by Woods Bay Wine.

Flathead Lake's unparalleled beauty and crystal-clear waters have captivated hearts from around the globe. However, with the region's rapid growth and increasing development, the risk of polluted stormwater runoff jeopardizing its pristine state is ever-present. As stewards of this natural wonder, the responsibility lies with us to protect it.

Take Action:

If you reside along Flathead Lake or its tributaries, your participation can make a profound impact. Discover the power of a buffer garden – a simple yet effective way to combat nonpoint source pollution. Even if your riparian area has been altered by past land-use practices, there is hope. By embracing Montana's native plants, you contribute to the restoration and enhancement of your shoreline's protective potential.

Why Choose Native Plants?

Explore the reasons behind the resilience and beauty of native plants. Their hardy nature, drought resistance, and low-maintenance characteristics offer an inviting landscape that flourishes while preserving the delicate balance of our environment.

Join us on September 27th at Woods Bay Wine to connect, learn, and take a step towards becoming a guardian of the Flathead Lake watershed.

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