Overwintering Webinar: Winter Maintenance & Ecology of Native Pollinator Plantings

October 16, 2024 7:00PM - 8:00PM

Virtual

Contact: Karma Thomas

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Join members of the Vegetable Entomology Lab from Michigan State University for a free, online event as we discuss the life cycle and seasonal care of the plants and pollinators in your native wildflower habitat! Explore the ecology and biology of plants and animals in your garden and review the best practices for habitat management as winter approaches. Topics will cover pupating pollinators, plant dormancy, seed head care, foliage upkeep, bee hibernation & more! Organized and hosted through the Bee Urban Growers (BUG) Project.

Unable to make the event on October 16th? A recording of the event will be sent out to all registrants the next day, so click the button below to register! 

 

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