From Wasteland to Wonder: Biodiversity Shifts That Can Heal the Earth with Basil Camu Our kickoff 2025 Plant for Pollinators webinar will provide an engaging overview of how we can improve our yards for biodiversity by working WITH, rather than against, nature. Join Basil Camu, a treecologist, arborist, and author who will focus on specific, actionable steps we can take to improve our yards for biodiversity, starting with simple changes and moving towards more radical ecological shifts that can help protect regional biodiversity. Basil is co-founder of Leaf & Limb tree care company in Raleigh, N.C., and author of “From Wasteland to Wonder: Easy Ways We Can Help Heal Earth in the Sub/Urban Landscape.” Please consider a $10 donation for each webinar you attend. Your willingness to donate helps up to keep improving the quality, diversity, and draw of the speakers we provide and covers the increased program costs of securing them and their information packed presentations. This is the first of four monthly webinars for our highly anticipated annual Plant for Pollinators program. Register for all four of the four-part webinar series here! This streamlined registration not only guarantees timely reminder emails with the Zoom link for each of […]

Native Garden Transformations with Bianca Wright Dig into the nuts and bolts of how to practically garden with natives. Area native plant expert, landscape designer, and gardener, Bianca Wright, has slowly transformed her central New Jersey yard from "standard suburban yard" to "native plant hotspot." She has created rain gardens and transformed her lawn into native packed garden beds. This FREE Zoom webinar offers practical steps, design advice, and ways to add creatively to a new or existing native garden. You will also get tips on the ongoing care of your native garden through the year, with tricks to help you get the most out of gardening native. Please consider a $10 donation for each webinar you attend. Your willingness to donate helps up to keep improving the quality, diversity, and draw of the speakers we provide and covers the increased program costs of securing them and their information packed presentations. This is the second of four monthly webinars for our highly anticipated annual Plant for Pollinators program. Register for all four of the four-part webinar series here! This streamlined registration not only guarantees timely reminder emails with the Zoom link for each of the four talks, but also ensures […]

The Secret Lives of Wild Bees with Nick Dorian You’ve probably heard “Save The Bees,” but do you know which bees need saving? Join us for an in-depth look at the many native, non-colony forming bees which native plants can help attract! Over 4000 species of bees inhabit North America, and most don’t live in hives or make honey. In fact, wild bees come in every size, shape, and color you can imagine, and they live all around us, hiding in plain sight. Dr. Dorian will introduce you to the wild bees of New England. We’ll examine their varied lifestyles, habitat needs, and the intricate relationships they have with native flowering plants and other insects. Come away with clear action items for how to appreciate, and help these important pollinators in your yards. Please consider a $10 donation for each webinar you attend. Your willingness to donate helps up to keep improving the quality, diversity, and draw of the speakers we provide and covers the increased program costs of securing them and their information packed presentations. This is the third of four monthly webinars for our highly anticipated annual Plant for Pollinators program. Register for all four of the four-part […]

5th Annual Plant for Pollinators Native Plant Sale Overview with GSWA's Hazel England As we gear up for our 5th annual "Plant for Pollinators" sale opening at noon on April 1, join GSWA's Hazel England for an in-depth look at the 37 native perennials that will be offered. Come learn why we should choose natives, the “how-to's” of going native, and the wildlife value of the species being offered this year. Hazel will delve into the variety of pollinators these specific plants expect to attract, and provide in-depth information on how our plant kits work together to offer color and nectar throughout the growing season. Learn how to start, add, or amend your growing native pollinator garden. Leave with your shopping list of "must have" plants in preparation the sale opening. Please consider a $10 donation for each webinar you attend. Your willingness to donate helps up to keep improving the quality, diversity, and draw of the speakers we provide and covers the increased program costs of securing them and their information packed presentations. This is the final of four monthly webinars for our highly anticipated annual Plant for Pollinators program. Register for all four of the four-part webinar series […]