Add height, structure, and visual interest to your garden while supporting local ecosystems in this class led by Duncan Himmelman, recently retired education manager at Mt. Cuba Center in Delaware, on. Sat.,  April 25 from 1 to 3 p.m. Explore the use and cultivation of native woody and herbaceous vines, from those that scramble over fences to those that cascade from arbors. Learn which species offer colorful flowers, varied textures and multi-season appeal, and gain practical tips for incorporating them successfully into your landscape. Whether you’re looking to enhance a small garden or create a dynamic, layered planting, this class will inspire you to use native vines for beauty and ecological value.