Join this 4 part series on Native Gardening. Classes will meet every other Tuesday from 6-7:30 p.m.
Pollinator Power Using Native Prairie Plants (Class One on Tuesday, February 11)
Discover the critical role of native prairie plants in supporting vital pollinators like bees and butterflies, which are facing serious declines worldwide. Select and prepare for successful planting of native prairie plants, exploring resources for sourcing seeds and seedlings. Create a thriving habitat for pollinators in your own backyard and contribute to a healthier ecosystem.
Local Roots: A Guide to Native Trees (Class Two on Tuesday, February 25)
Learn about the beauty and ecological benefits of native trees, specifically how they thrive in our local environment with minimal maintenance. Select the right native trees for your urban setting, explore diverse options, and learn of reliable sources. Use your knowledge to create a sustainable and visually stunning landscape that supports local biodiversity.
Native Pollinators: Planting for Bees & Butterflies (Class Three on Tuesday, March 4)
Pollinators are generating lots of “buzz” these days. Explore the diverse array of insects, birds, and mammals that contribute to our ecosystems. Develop an understanding of their vital role in our environment and discover practical ways to attract them to your own yard.
Backyard Bounty: Start an Edible Garden (Class Four on Tuesday, March 25)
Learn how to start an edible garden in your own backyard, from selecting the right plants to discovering growing and harvesting techniques. Experience the joy of nurturing plants from seed to harvest, while discovering valuable resources for sourcing seeds and seedlings. Use your new gardening skills to cultivate fresh, nutritious food.
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