GARDEN SENSE THE 2015 CLINTON COUNTY MASTER GARDENER EDUCATIONAL SERIES JANUARY 17, 2015 COMPOST FROM THE GROUND UP First building block in a Pollinator Garden [1 Hr.] POLLINATOR FRIENDLY LAWNS Presenting ways to improve the health of your lawn naturally. Also will point out the hazards to ourselves, our environment and our pollinators when we resort to using chemicals. Striving to get people to make positive changes. [1 Hr.] COLLATERAL DAMAGE What else happens when you use pesticides and herbicides[1 Hr.] JANUARY 24, 2015 NATIVE PLANTS IN YOUR LANDSCAPE LIMITRD TO 30 Birds, Bees, Butterflies and Wildlife how to keep ‘em happy and why choose Natives [1 Hr.] INVASION IN MY GARDEN? LIMITRD TO 30 Invasive plants can interfere with your plans for your garden. This workshop explains and discusses invasive plants and ways to control them[1 Hr.] THE PLIGHT OF THE HONEYBEE We’ll explore the various stressors that are affecting honeybee populations across the United States. Varroa mite and diseases have been implicated as major factors in honeybee health but recent findings are starting to show the impact that pesticides may be having on honeybees and other pollinators. [1 Hr.] JANUARY 31, 2015 IF YOU PLANT IT, THEY WILL COME! This workshop will focus on the threats facing bees, butterflies and other pollinators and the things homeowners can do to help sustain them. It will help home gardeners to understand what pollinators need, present examples of recommended shrubs, trees, and flowering plants, and provide step-by-step instructions for making modifications to yards and gardens. In addition, workshop participants will have an opportunity to place orders for pollinator-friendly plants. [1 Hr.] SAFE YARDS AND GARDENS Is your yard or garden really safe for your children, grandchildren, or pets? In this workshop you can learn about common hazards and how to avoid them and provide a safe place for children and pets to enjoy nature. [1 Hr.] GARDEN MYTHS EXPOSED Misinformation about lawns and gardens is often accepted as fact, with unwelcome consequences. This workshop will debunk common misconceptions in the garden. [1 Hr.] LOCATION: Clinton County Extension Office – Learning Center 47 Cooperation Lane Mill Hall, PA 17751 Light refreshments will be available Donations Accepted Penn State Extension – Clinton County Penn State encourages persons with disabilities to participate in its programs and activities. If you anticipate needing any type of accommodation or have questions about the physical access provided, please contact Quentin Stocum at (570) 726-0022 in advance of your participation. Penn State is committed to affirmative action, equal opportunity and the diversity of its workforce
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