Pollinator Plants in the Garden - Presented by OSU Extension Master Gardener™

Expands the term “pollinators’’ beyond bees to include butterflies, moths, beetles, birds, among others; Covers why they matter and includes suggestions for developing pollinator habitat based upon flower traits and bloom time diversity; Gives tips for selecting among native and non-native plants. Topics include questions to consider asking while shopping at plant sales and nurseries, growing and caring for your plants, and general considerations when managing a pollinator garden.

Registration is recommended for a reminder email. Register at cedarmillbethany.libcal.com/event/14775912.

Presented by Jack Shorr. After retiring in 2004 from 25 years of teaching, much of it with Portland Public Schools, Jack became a Master Gardener in 2006, and a Master Naturalist in 2012. Jack has volunteered with West Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District pollinator monitoring efforts, the Backyard Habitat Certification Program, and the Pacific Northwest Bumble Bee Atlas.

OSU Extension Master Gardeners are volunteer educators, neighbors, and on-the-ground researchers who serve their community with solid training in science-based, sustainable gardening and a love of lifelong learning. If you have gardening questions, please visit: www.metromastergardeners.org to reach a Master Gardener.