Transform your yard into a watershed-friendly landscape that supports wildlife, enhances biodiversity, and helps protect local streams and water quality.
In this webinar, Penn State Extension and Octoraro Native Plant Nursery owner and grower Kevin Zuidervliet will highlight the native trees and shrubs featured in the Watershed-Friendly Tree and Shrub Sale.
This webinar will cover highlighted species of note, particular benefits to the native ecosystem, and considerations when siting and selecting species for your property.
The presenters will also explain what to expect when ordering and picking up plants, helping participants make informed decisions and choose confidently for a healthier landscape and watershed.
Learn directly from the growers who raise these trees and shrubs about featured species, ecologically friendly growing practices, and what to expect when you pick up your plants.
Enhance your webinar experience by submitting questions in advance. Registrants will have the opportunity to share questions before the session, and the presenter will respond to selected questions live.
Who is this for?
-- Pennsylvania residents interested in planting native trees and shrubs
-- Anyone interested in learning more about nursery practices for the featured species
-- Landowners
-- Groundskeepers for parks, municipalities, and schools
-- Municipal officials and staff
-- Members of watershed associations, conservation groups, and volunteer organizations
What will you learn?
-- Which native tree and shrub species will be offered in this year's fundraiser
-- The benefits of adding native species to your landscape
-- The specific benefits of the species offered this year (e.g., supporting pollinators, producing edible fruit, and providing wildlife habitat)
-- How to purchase native trees and shrubs through the Penn State Master Watershed Stewards' 2026 Watershed-Friendly Tree Sale
Click Here to register and for more information.
Visit the Penn State Extension website to learn about many other educational opportunities.
[Posted: June 14, 2026] PA Environment Digest

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