Designed for Gardening Certificate students or those looking to explore pollinator-friendly gardening practices, this insightful class focuses on creating gardens that actively attract and support a wide range of pollinators, from bees and butterflies to birds and beneficial insects.
Gain foundational knowledge of pollinator-friendly gardening practices while building a versatile plant palette designed to provide food and habitat throughout the growing season. Each week, the course will highlight approximately 10 to 15 plants, exploring their ecological roles, growing requirements, and best uses in the garden. —blending practical strategy with plant-focused learning to support healthier, more resilient landscapes.
Location
The Grove Studios 104 &105
Instructor
Stephanie Hewett
Stephanie Hewett is a graduate of the Professional Horticulture Program at Longwood Gardens. For the last 20 years she has owned and operated Prairie Wind Professional Gardening, a company that provides full-service horticulture maintenance to estates and gardens throughout the area, thoughtful garden designs, and seasonal container plantings. Hewett has extensive experience with perennial garden maintenance and design, creating colorful textured gardens for the whole season. She is committed to using sustainable approaches and employing ecological practices to build gardens that enhance everyday life and support biodiversity. For Hewett, sharing in the joy of gardening and the beauty of plants is a great pleasure.
