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Introducing native pollinators to your garden – Online event with Sustainable Gardening Australia

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Introducing native pollinators to your garden – Online event with Sustainable Gardening Australia

We are delighted to partner with Sustainable Gardening Australia to delve into the benefits of encouraging native pollinators in our gardens.

Pollinators play a vital role in maintaining our food web and are integral to creating a garden that is happy and healthy. Native bees and butterflies are great pollinators and beautiful additions to any garden. Creating a garden that invites native pollinators to take up residency can boost your garden's health and provide a splash of colour.

Find out about:

Introduction to native bees & butterflies Social vs solitary Pollination services How to attract more pollinators to your garden The habitat needs of native bees

Thursday 26 August, 7:00pm – 8:30pm

FREE event – held online via Zoom.

Register here

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Source: Bayside City Council : Introducing native pollinators to your garden – Online event with Sustainable Gardening Australia
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