Seasonal Stewardship: Gardening for Biodiversity in Winter (virtual)

A garden in winter can be just as vibrant as in any other season. Join Dr. Neeti Bathala, professor, author, gardener, graduate of the Nicholas School of the Environment and Duke Gardens board member, to learn how to support local wildlife through thoughtful winter gardening practices. Discover native and select ornamental plants that provide food, shelter and unexpected blooms. Gain tools to deepen your connection to seasonal ecology and become a steward of your local environment by contributing to a mid-winter citizen science project aligning with the rhythms of nature.

Fee: Free; registration required.

Location: Zoom. The recording will be shared with all registrants.

Accessibility: This will be a virtual program that takes place on Zoom with the option to enable closed captioning.

You may also like the following events from Sarah P. Duke Gardens:

• This Saturday, 13th December, 09:45 am, Carving a Small Wooden Spoon in Durham
• Next Wednesday, 17th December, 12:15 pm, Midday Meander in Durham

Also check out other Arts events in San Miguel De Allende, Literary Art events in San Miguel De Allende.