--Sign up for email alerts Local, state, and national organizations often send out regular newsletters to inform you of new exhibits, plant sales, and educational opportunities.  Webinars are a popular form of education these days. Not only can you learn from the comfort of your own home, but you’ll likely learn from state and national (or international) experts. It’s one of the easiest ways to keep learning and stay engaged with the science of the day. Sign up so you won’t miss out! --Follow on social media If you don’t see an email option on their webpage, like, subscribe, and hit that notification bell to follow them on social media. --Get involved Get connected with local gardens, nature centers, or societies (see FAQ #2 for more ideas) to keep your head “in the game.”  --Read If you love to curl up with a good book after a long day in the garden, there are plenty on native plants. Check them out from your local library or borrow a few from a gardening friend.