Thursday, September 24, 10:00 – 11:30 a.m.
Beautify your space with plants that invite butterflies, hummingbirds, and other pollinators!
You can create a vibrant, welcoming, and colorful habitat for pollinators at home. Whether you’re new to gardening or full of experience, this Fall workshop will equip you with the knowledge and practices to plan for Spring blooms!
Join Senior Environmental Educator from Solana Center for Environmental Innovation, Jennifer Galey, and learn all about:
• Key plant choices to attract specific pollinators & why native plants are especially beneficial
• The important sources to provide for pollinators (food, shelter, water, and host plants)
• Best methods for irrigation, watering, alternatives to pesticide and fertilizer, and how ‘living soil’ benefits your garden’s ecosystem
Pricing
Members: $29; Non-members: $39 (includes daytime Garden admission and seed packets to take home)
(Log in for Member pricing. Price will change after adding to cart.)
Limited scholarships are available to support the class fees of community members in need.
Registration Details
All ticket sales are final Sept. 17. Thank you for supporting the Garden’s mission!
This workshop is in partnership with Solana Center for Environmental Innovation with support by Hunter Industries Community Impact.
Questions? Contact education@sdbgarden.org or (760) 436-3036 ext. 209.