Living Mulch: Tips for an Eco-Smart Garden [Online]

During this presentation, you'll learn more about native plants used as living mulches, including benefits, species selection, implementation, and potential challenges. "Living mulch," also known as green mulch, uses plants to fill spaces between other plants. These plants are usually short, spreading ground cover that occupy the lowest herbaceous niche in a garden, a place that is often occupied by abiotic (wood, rock) mulches in more traditional garden design.   

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Kaitlyn O’Connor: Throughout my career in the environmental field, I have developed a passion for land stewardship, ecological restoration, and habitat conservation. As a Plant Ecologist for ISG, a multi-disciplinary architecture, engineering, planning, and environmental firm, my role is to work collaboratively with civil engineers, water resource specialists, landscape architects, and environmental scientists to integrate native biodiversity into the built environment.