Pollinator Lawns: Planning, Planting & Maintenance

  AE-15-113-W26-XX-B
  3/31/2026
  Tu
  6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
  Central Campus Cafeteria Overflow
  Stephanie Harrington
  $25.00

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Transform your traditional turfgrass yard into a vibrant, low-maintenance habitat that supports native pollinators and enhances biodiversity. This program guides participants through the essentials of creating a pollinator-friendly lawn, including:


• Types of Alternative Lawns: Explore eco-friendly options beyond turfgrass.


• Pollinator Lawn Installation: Step-by-step guidance on preparing, planting, and maintaining your lawn.


• Ecological Benefits: Learn how pollinator lawns contribute to soil health, water conservation, and ecosystem resilience.


• Ground Cover Species & Host Plants: Discover native plants and companion species that attract and support bees, butterflies, and other pollinators.


• Maintenance Tips: Reduce inputs like water, fertilizer, and mowing while keeping your lawn healthy and beautiful.


• Transitioning Your Yard: Strategies for converting monoculture turf into a diverse, thriving landscape.


Bonus: Attendees will receive a seed sample to overseed a 20 sq. ft. area of “bee lawn” and resources to help them get started. Once installed with a pollinator host plant, participants can register their lawn with Plant. Grow. Fly.


Pollinator Lawn Signs will be available for purchase at the event for $20.