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Keystone Natives: Powerhouse Plants for Pollinators

Explore keystone native plants and their role in supporting pollinators and ecosystem health through presentation, a garden tour, and the planting of a take-home pollinator container garden.
Length
2 hours, 30 minutes
Language
English
Event Format
In-Person
Keystone Natives: Powerhouse Plants for Pollinators

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About The In-Person Workshop

Discover the essential role milkweed and other keystone native plants play in supporting Pennsylvania's pollinators and ecosystem health. The program opens with an introduction to milkweed, a vital native species that provides critical food and habitat resources throughout the growing season, followed by the presentation "Keystone Natives: Powerhouse Plants for Pollinators." Participants will learn what keystone plants are and why these "powerhouse" native species are fundamental to sustaining pollinators and maintaining biodiversity. The session highlights how keystone natives deliver far greater ecological benefits than non-native plants and how their use in managed and home landscapes can strengthen habitat, support wildlife, and promote a more resilient environment.

Participants will tour the Allen Road pollinator gardens showcasing native plants that nourish wildlife. The session concludes with each attendee planting a 14-inch pollinator container garden featuring seven nectar and larval host plants to take home. All supplies are provided.

Space is limited. Preregistration is required.

Who is this for?
  • Gardeners of all experience levels and interests 
  • Individuals interested in keystone native plants, pollinators, and ecosystem health 
  • Anyone interested in creating a pollinator container garden 
  • Master Gardeners
What will you learn?
  • Define keystone native plants and explain their role in supporting pollinators and ecosystem health 
  • Identify key keystone plant species that provide essential nectar, pollen, and larval host resources in Pennsylvania 
  • Apply strategies for selecting and planting keystone natives to increase pollinator diversity and seasonal food availability in home landscapes
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