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Join Phyllis Stair of the Arkansas Master Naturalists for a guided walking tour of the native plant landscaping at the Railyard in Downtown Rogers, where thoughtful design and ecological function come together in one of the city’s most vibrant public spaces. This program highlights how native Ozark plant communities have been incorporated into an urban setting to create a landscape that is beautiful, resilient, and supportive of local wildlife.Participants will explore a variety of planting areas showcasing prairie grasses, wildflowers, shrubs, and trees selected for their regional significance and ecological benefits. The tour will cover topics such as the role of native plants in stormwater management, pollinator support, soil health, and reducing long-term maintenance needs. We’ll also discuss the design goals behind the project, seasonal interest across the plant palette, and practical tips for incorporating native species into home or commercial landscapes.
Whether you’re a plant enthusiast, designer, environmental professional, or simply curious about sustainable landscaping, this tour offers an inspiring look at how nature-based solutions can enhance community spaces and strengthen the local ecosystem.
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The Railyard, Rogers, AR, United States
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