“Gardening to Attract Pollinators” New York Botanical Garden – Midtown

Saturday, February 27, 2016, 10:30 am - 1:30 pm ET

 

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“Gardening to Attract Pollinators” New York Botanical Garden – Midtown

Date & Time:

Saturday, February 27, 2016, 10:30 am - 1:30 pm

Event Website:

http://adulted.nybg.org:8080/cart65/jsp/session.jsp?sessionId=163GAR114B&courseId=154GAR114&categoryId=ROOT

Leafcutter Bee

"Good motivator! Kim inspired us with her exceptional knowledge on how to bring more pollinators into your own "eco-system" by using more natives and less pesticides."

"A passionate and educational speaker. I have attended several of Kim's presentations. She's very passionate about motivating her audience to garden in ways that are beneficial to the environment. Kim is a great speaker and she really knows her stuff. I always learn something from one of her presentations. She has inspired me to rethink how I approach my gardening plans. I highly recommend you try one of her presentations, you won't be disappointed."

"I have heard Kim speak twice - and each time she was incredibly knowledgeable and, frankly, inspirational! Her presentation for [the group] provided a very comprehensive overview of the native trees, shrubs, and perennials to plant to attract birds - I immediately started taking her advice and now have many birds that frequent my garden!"

"Several well-seasoned zoomers have said it was the best program they have seen. We have had thanks for an “awesome,” and “fantastic” program. But my favorite comment was on chat from someone who reported that, as a result of the program, she is "energized” to get working on her own pollinator garden.  That was why we asked you to present; we knew you would get people excited and on board. Thank you for doing that!"