Small-Scale Native Landscape Design | Conservation@Home Professional Training
This webinar introduces the essentials of designing with native plants to create healthier, more resilient landscapes. Participants will learn how to choose the right species, plan effective layouts, and avoid common “native no-nos” that can hinder success. The session also shares practical tips and tricks for planting and maintaining native gardens. Ideal for beginners and seasoned designers alike, this webinar offers clear guidance for thriving with native plants. Presented by Amanda Arnold, Landscape Architect, Owner at PlanIt Landscape Perspectives. Thanks to DuPage County Stormwater Management for sponsoring this webinar series.

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