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Brevard Landscaping with Native Plants Tour Returns!! Tickets on sale starting today!
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Brevard Landscaping with Native Plants Tour Returns!! Tickets on sale starting today!

Howdy, r/321! The Conradina Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society is happy to announce that as of today, tickets to the 17th annual Brevard Landscaping with Florida Natives Tour are on sale! You can find tickets here: https://checkout.square.site/merchant/1G4DXRGHPTEJ4/checkout/BNDRKNEI4QIWSHF545YBPQTF

Last year, over 300 Brevard residents purchased tickets to the tour and got to see gorgeous native landscapes in the West Melbourne and Palm Bay area.

This year's Tour is focusing on the South Brevard beach side communities. There are 9 stops on the tour, ranging from residential homes, native bioswale examples planted by the Surfrider Foundation Space Coast Chapter, and even the Doc Ehrhart Sanctuary and Barrier Island Center, which is operated by the Brevard County Environmentally Endangered Lands (EEL) program.

If you're a beach side resident and struggle to find plants that can tolerate the salt, well now's your chance to learn a ton about the plants that have called the barrier islands home for centuries!

As always, all ticketed participants will get to take home their very own native plant, provided by Conradina Chapter!

This year, the Tour has another exciting twist: the first ever Conservation Fair!

Included in your Tour ticket and happening at Orlando Park in Indialantic, the Conservation Fair is a great opportunity to connect with environmental groups, buy some native plants, purchase some art from amazing local artists featuring native plants, and meet fantastic local businesses focused on improving Brevard's ecosystem!

For more information, visit https://brevardlandscapetour.org/ or the link above to purchase your tickets!

We look forward to another great year of the Brevard Landscaping with Florida Natives Tour!

u/Cute_Raccoon_2194 — 10 days ago