General Garden Plant ID Seminar - June 25, 2025 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm
General Garden Plant ID Seminar - June 25, 2025 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm
🌿 Know Your Plants: A 2-Hour Introduction to Plant Identification
Want to sharpen your garden and landscape skills fast? This engaging, hands-on seminar introduces you to the fundamentals of plant identification using real-world examples from the Pacific Northwest. Whether you’re a gardener, naturalist, or just curious about what’s growing around you—this is your entry point into confidently naming and knowing the plants in your environment.
What You’ll Learn:
Why plant ID is essential for garden care, ecological work, and conservation
Understanding leaves, stems, flowers, fruits, and growth habits
Taxonomy basics: the family-genus-species structure behind every plant name
Tricks for recognizing plant patterns (yes, you’ll learn to “cheat” a little!)
Common plant families you’ll see in Pacific Northwest gardens
How to apply ID knowledge in the field—wraps up with a short guided plant walk
Who Should Attend?
Gardeners, landscapers & tree stewards
Nature lovers, herbalists, and foragers
Ecology students and environmental professionals
Anyone prepping for ISA certification or horticulture exams
Curious minds who want to put names to the plants around them
Why Attend?
Gain confidence using scientific terms in a practical way
Improve your ability to manage or maintain plantings effectively
Make more informed choices when selecting or removing plants
Strengthen your foundational plant knowledge before diving into advanced topics
Program Details
Duration: 2 Hours
Location: BCPHC Training Facility - 18465 53rd Ave, Surrey, BC
Date: June 25, 2025 from 6pm - 8pm
Investment: $65 per person
🌱 Register Today
Spots are limited and this seminar often fills quickly. Bring your curiosity, a notebook, and a friend—let’s get your plant knowledge growing.
Group Rates
Got a group? You can book this course privately. Reach out to us for detailed pricing information and available course dates.
Contact Us
[email protected] | 18465 53rd Avenue, Surrey, BC | 604-575-8727
Key Benefits:
Improved Plant Recognition: Participants will gain proficiency in identifying common landscape plants, enhancing their ability to work effectively in landscape and garden settings. T
Effective Pest Management: Understanding how to identify and manage common garden pests equips participants with the knowledge and skills to protect plants from potential threats.
Advanced Pruning Techniques: Participants will learn the art of pruning woody perennials, enabling them to maintain the health and aesthetics of plants like shrubs, trees, and flowering perennials.
Enhanced Worker Safety: The course emphasizes worker safety when dealing with dangerous invasive plants, ensuring that participants are well-prepared to protect themselves and their colleagues while working in the field.
Eco-Friendly Practices: Participants will discover environmentally responsible solutions for pest control and plant care, aligning with sustainability and eco-conscious landscaping practices. These benefits collectively empower participants with the expertise and skills needed to excel in landscaping and garden care while prioritizing safety, sustainability, and environmental responsibility.
Who Should Attend?
• Landscapers and Gardeners
• Horticulture Enthusiasts
• Garden Center Employees
• Pest Management Professionals
• Environmental and Conservation Workers
• Home Gardeners
• Students and Educators