Garden Plants for Insect Conservation

FREE gardening seminar!

Gardeners play a critical role in the protection of insects and other wildlife. In this talk, we'll review general life history strategies of beneficial insect groups, as a way of introducing the plants and practices that promote their co-existence in your garden.

Presenter Bio: Gail Langellotto is a Professor of Horticulture at Oregon State University, where she oversees the Garden Ecology Lab. Together with her students, she studies the plants and practices that either impede or promote sustainable garden spaces.

No registration required.

Accommodation requests related to a disability should be made by Aug 12, 2025 to Chrisha Favors: Y2hyaXNoYSAhIGZhdm9ycyB8IG9yZWdvbnN0YXRlICEgZWR1 or 541-344-5859

You may also like the following events from Oregon State University Extension - Lane County:

• This month, 22nd July, 06:30 pm, Plant Prowl & Problem Solving in the Garden in Eugene
• Next month, 2nd August, 10:00 am, Herbs and Edible Flowers Walk in Eugene
• Next month, 2nd August, 11:30 am, W**d Identification Walk in Eugene

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