Having your own pollinator garden is like having your own outdoor classroom. The life that native wildflowers attract to your yard is both breathtaking and an opportunity for young and old to connect with and learn about the natural world.
During my installations and maintenance visits I hope you and your family will want to learn about the plants and pollinators that you'll be helping. I will provide pictures and information about each of the species of wildflowers used in your planting in addition to insect ID guides to familiarize yourself with the pollinators you should expect to see.
I welcome the community to my public pollinator garden educationals held multiple times a year at pollinator gardens I have installed and to the annual fall monarch migration butterfly release held at the Monarch Waystation along the Black Mountain Greenway .
Want to learn about meadow ecology, native plants & pollinators? Contact me about joining me with garden maintentce or help with an installation at one of my current sites.
Ecology of a Pollinator Meadow Saturday June 18th 10am to 11:30am
As part of
Bee City USA Pollination Celebration
Join Emily Sampson, of PatchWork Meadows and Black Mountain’s pollinator garden coordinator, to tour ½ acre of pollinator meadow planted in spring of 2020 on the Black Mountain Disk Golf Course at Veterans Park. Discuss the process of meadow creation, native plant species composition, and the pollinators that are calling it home.
Location: Black Mountain Veterans Park Monarch Waystation @ 99 White Pine Drive adjacent to Dr. Wilson Community Garden
Free to All ages
Rearing Monarchs and other caterpillars that you find in your own garden can give them a better chance of survival while allowing you and your family experience the magic and beauty of transformation.
Contact me if you would like help finding Caterpillars to raise at home.
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