Events

Our chapter maintains the native plants gardens at Westmeade Elementary School in Nashville. If you want to join in on the fun, please send an email to [email protected] to get your email address added to our distribution list to be informed of start times, weather cancellations, etc.

Our chapter maintains the native plants gardens at Westmeade Elementary School in Nashville. If you want to join in on the fun, please send an email to [email protected] to get your email address added to our distribution list to be informed of start times, weather cancellations, etc.

Have a question about using native plants in your yard? Have some comments or pictures you want to share? Join us for an informal discussion about native plants and any related topics. Everyone is welcome.

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Our chapter maintains the native plants gardens at Westmeade Elementary School in Nashville. If you want to join in on the fun, please send an email to [email protected] to get your email address added to our distribution list to be informed of start times, weather cancellations, etc.

Wild Ones Middle Tennessee Chapter board meetings are open to the public.Zoom Link

Our chapter maintains the native plants gardens at Westmeade Elementary School in Nashville. If you want to join in on the fun, please send an email to [email protected] to get your email address added to our distribution list to be informed of start times, weather cancellations, etc.

Zoom Link

Details coming soon.

The Nashville Lawn & Garden show is a four-day event help in Expo Hall at the Nashville Fairgrounds. Our chapter will again share a double booth with the Tennessee Invasive Plant Council, the Tennessee Naturalist Program, and the Tennessee Native Plant Society. We will need lots of volunteers to staff our booth, so please make a note of the dates. Signup information will be available soon. The event is free for volunteers. Non-volunteers will need to purchase tickets.

Lawn & Garden Show

Started by the Garden Club of Nashville several years ago, Weed Wrangle has now become a nationwide event! There will be several locations available to help remove invasive plants. More details coming soon.

We will continue reading The Forest Unseen by David Haskell.  This time we will discuss the chapters starting with February 2nd through March 13th (Footprints through Helatica). 

Open to everyone. Registration required.

We will meet at 10 AM on Big Swan Creek Road near Summertown, TN for invasive plant removal at a new property of the Swan Conservation Trust. 

GPS coordinates of volunteer destination (35.501168, -87.372187).

Map of Destination

Have a question about using native plants in your yard? Have some comments or pictures you want to share? Join us for an informal discussion about native plants and any related topics. Everyone is welcome.

Zoom Link 

Wild Ones Middle Tennessee Chapter board meetings are open to the public.Zoom Link

Zoom Link

Details coming soon.