About this Event
You can convert a patch of your lawn into a bird buffet by winter sowing keystone native plants. Let's transform our yards into bird sanctuaries, our boulevards into pollinator paradises and the ground beneath trees into soft landings for lepidoptera!
Transform your yard into a haven for biodiversity. Join us to learn how.
When: Saturday, January 10, 1:00-3:00 pm
Where: Champlain Room, Seniors Centre, 56 Francis Street, Kingston
Read our article about winter sowing native seeds to learn more.
Free, but donations welcome!
What to bring:
- Seeds you've collected or purchased (we'll also have seeds to share)
- Recycled containers from grapes, berries, peaches and more
Sourcing seeds:
Ottawa Seed Library, Swallowtail Native Plants, Northern Wildflowers, Bee Kissed Seeds, Prairie Moon
This workshop is offered in collaboration with Little Forests Kingston. Learn more about Pocket Meadows for insects and birds.
Not sure what seeds to source? Check out our list of plant possibilities for seven pocket meadow plants communities:
- sunny boulevard
- alvar grassland
- forest floor
- woodland edge
- wet spot
- keystone bird buffet
- flowering lawn
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Seniors Association Kingston Region, 56 Francis Street, Kingston, Canada
CAD 0.00
