Pollination Syndrome: How Plants Attract Pollinators with Terry Huang

Spring is upon us, and it's the perfect time to highlight the relationships between native pollinators and wild flowers. They have mastered the art of communicating without uttering a single word. This class will teach you how to decode the true language of flowers, considering morphology, color and more. Touching on the evolution and biology of pollination, learn how to incorporate the theory into your garden to encourage and provide for our native pollinators.

Join us in the TPF gardens to learn more about plant communication and invite more pollinators to your space!

This class will include a walking component, comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, and water bottles are strongly recommended.

Terry Huang is your friendly neighborhood botanist and garden coach. From helpful tips to encouragement, he loves finding creative ways to make botanical science and gardening knowledge fun and accessible. With an integrated background of botanical and horticultural experience, Terry is ready to share this knowledge and send you off on your gardening journey.

Terry holds a BS in Plant Biology from the University of Washington and a MSc in Biodiversity and Taxonomy of Plants from the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. He works at the South Coast Botanic Garden as the Director of Living Collections.

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If you are feeling sick or experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms, we urge you to stay home. Please note credit/refunds are not available within 7 days of the event.

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