Planting for Pollinators (Online)

Pollinators are critical to a healthy environment and many native species of bees are in jeopardy. Birds, bats, butterflies, beetles, some small mammals, and most importantly, bees pollinate plants and are responsible for bringing us one out of every three bites of food. In this class you will learn what you can do at home to create healthy pollinator habitats for native bees and butterflies in your own yard. U of M Extension Master Gardener volunteers are eager to share research-based gardening best practices that promote healthy landscapes, healthy foods, and healthy lives with the people in their community.

Instructor: Ramsey County Master Gardener
Cost: $5/free for co-op owners

Please pre-register online http://rivermarket.coop/news/classes/ or email Ola Schmelig at ZWR1Y2F0aW9uIHwgcml2ZXJtYXJrZXQgISBjb29w. Sign up early to reserve a seat and help ensure the class is held.
Payment due at registration. We accept all major credit cards.

After registration, an email link to join this presentation through Zoom will be emailed to you as well as a handout that we will be using in the class. Please plan to connect to the Zoom meeting 5-10 minutes early to troubleshoot the technology and get settled in before class starts.

You may also like the following events from River Market Community Co-op:

• This Saturday, 28th June, 10:00 am, Hula Hooping 101: A Fun and Easy Way to Stay Fit (In-person) in Stillwater

Also check out other Workshops in Horley, Meetups in Horley.