"Let's Talk Pollinator Gardening"

Presented by Danesha Seth Carley, Ph.D., and Anne M. Spafford, M.L.A., Associate Professors, Department of Horticultural Science, on October 14, 2021
Danesha and Anne will answer all of your questions about how to create beautiful pollinator-friendly gardens designed to welcome beneficial pollinators across the South. Combining up-to-date scientific information with artful design strategies, our information is accessible to gardeners of all levels. You will be confident that your garden, no matter how small, can play a huge role in providing the habitat, nourishment, and nesting places so needed by pollinators. We will cover everything you need to know plant and maintain a successful and beautifully designed garden so you too can be a pollinator champion.
This live and in-person program was simulcast online and was recorded using streaming software.

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nice talk I have a 60x120 ft mowed lawn that is currentnly covered in about 8" of leaves that were purposely dumped there in the fall. Plan on letting that sit and kill the grass until the Fall and then plant about half of ti with native seeds. leaving the other half as mulch and then slowly convert more of the mulch to planted areas over time.