Make your own Pollinator Garden

Interested in creating a pollinator-friendly garden but not sure where to begin? In this workshop you will discover the fascinating role pollinators play in our gardens and local ecosystems. You will learn what pollinator gardens are, why they matter, and how to choose the right plants to attract and sustain pollinators. But we are not just talking about honeybees. Native bees, butterflies, moths, birds and bats are all part of the pollination cycle.

You will be propagating, potting up and going home with two wonderful pollinator attracting plants to help get you started.

Our pollinators are under threat - but you can make a difference! Come and learn how.

Location and Parking: The workshop will take place at Beaumont Hills Community Centre - Main Hall. There is free street parking available.

What to Bring: Please bring pen and paper if you wish to take notes. Wear comfortable clothing you don't mind getting dirty as you will be potting up plants for your own garden!

Important Information: Workshops are only available to residents of The Hills Shire. Please note a ticket must be booked per person that attends. One ticket can’t be used for multiple people e.g. a family. This workshop is recommended for adults, families, and children over 5 years.

Event Attendance Policy: If you can’t attend the event, please cancel your ticket at least 12 hours in advance. No-shows or late cancellations may result in loss of future booking privileges.

This workshop is for adults (aged 18+) only.

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