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Aquatic Plant Nursery Information

Providence Center Participation

The Environmental Center established a collaborative effort with the Providence Center, an education/care facility serving developmentally disabled adults, to produce aquatic plants for use in wetlands restoration projects.

The Environmental Center provides starting material such as seeds to the clients of Providence Center who in turn plant and grow the numbers of plants needed for a particular restoration project. This collaboration provides the auxiliary benefits of providing jobs and educational opportunities to both College students and clients of Providence Center.

Currently Providence Center propagates, to order, 20 of the most common wetland plant species found in the mid-Atlantic region's aquatic environments. The highly dedicated clients and staff of Providence Center produce high quality plant materials that have been used in the various restoration projects detailed at this site.

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Men in tshirt, red/blue plaid and blue sweater help woman in white shirt uwrap plants in newspaper
Tiny photo of man in white shirt potting seedlings in green trays
Tiny photo of woman in green shirt water plants in greenhouse
Tiny photo of man in white shirt and blue vest standing infront of many rows of plants in greenhouse

Last Updated: Aug 13 2004 10:55AM