Events

Pikes Peak Region Wild Ones members and future members-

Let's meet up and get to know each other!  We'll introduce ourselves, talk about our native gardening plans, projects, and challenges with other regional members, discuss how to get involved with the upcoming Pikes Peak Wild Ones Seed Swap, and brainstorm ideas for future meet ups.  

Peggy Hanson, Wild Ones Front Range Treasurer and Swaps Chair, will give a seed cleaning demonstration. 

Finally, we will distribute a brief member survey to learn your interests for future meetups and ways you want to get more involved with the Wild Ones in the Pikes Peak Region.

-Sue Wright, Regional Coordinator for Pikes Peak Region

All members are welcome.  Please email us if you are interested in attending.

Wild Ones Front Range is happy to announce that it is once again partnering with other like-minded organizations to host the 5th annual Denver Native Seed Swap.  This event continues to grow in popularity as the landscaping with native plants movement grows and people seek economical sources for these useful plants.  The swap is free to the public.  Bring a friend and introduce them to native plants and this great community!

Please consider contributing some regionally native seeds and labeling them according to our guidelines below.  Seed may be brought in small paper/coin envelopes or plastic/glass lidded jars.  Please no large envelopes of seeds as it is too difficult for participants to collect a portion.  All seed will be inspected before being accepted so please only bring regionally native seeds that are properly labeled with the following:

Botanical Name, Common Name, Date of Collection, Location/Elevation of Collection and Donor's First Initial and Last Name.

Wild Ones Front Range is happy to announce that it is once again partnering with other like-minded organizations to host the annual Pikes Peak Native Seed Swap.  This event continues to grow in popularity as the landscaping with native plants movement grows and people seek economical sources for these useful plants.  The swap is free to the public.  Bring a friend and introduce them to native plants and this great community!

Please consider contributing some regionally native seeds and labeling them according to our guidelines below.  Seed may be brought in small paper/coin envelopes or plastic/glass lidded jars.  Please no large envelopes of seeds as it is too difficult for participants to collect a portion.  All seed will be inspected before being accepted so please only bring regionally native seeds that are properly labeled with the following:

Botanical Name, Common Name, Date of Collection, Location/Elevation of Collection and Donor's First Initial and Last Name.

Wild Ones Front Range is happy to announce that it is once again partnering with other like-minded organizations to host the annual Northern Colorado Native Seed Swap.  This event continues to grow in popularity as the landscaping with native plants movement grows and people seek economical sources for these useful plants.  The swap is free to the public.  Bring a friend and introduce them to native plants and this great community!

Please consider contributing some regionally native seeds and labeling them according to our guidelines below.  Seed may be brought in small paper/coin envelopes or plastic/glass lidded jars.  Please no large envelopes of seeds as it is too difficult for participants to collect a portion.  All seed will be inspected before being accepted so please only bring regionally native seeds that are properly labeled with the following:

Botanical Name, Common Name, Date of Collection, Location/Elevation of Collection and Donor's First Initial and Last Name.

All members are welcome.  Please email us if you are interested in attending.