BEE CITY USA | An Initiative of the Xerces Society
  • Home
    • About Us >
      • Mission & Values
      • Our History
      • Bee City Canada
      • Contact Us
  • Bee City USA
    • Current Bee Cities
    • What is a Bee City
    • Benefits to your community
    • FAQs-City
    • Application-City
    • Renewal-City
    • Annual Reports - City >
      • 2017 - City
      • 2018 - City
      • 2019 - City
  • Bee Campus USA
    • Current Bee Campuses
    • What is a Bee Campus
    • Benefits to your campus
    • FAQs - Campus
    • Application-Campus
    • Renewal-Campus
    • Annual Reports - Campus >
      • 2017 - Campus
      • 2018 - Campus
      • 2019 - Campus
  • Get Involved
    • Create Habitat
    • Donate
    • Supporters
  • About Pollinators
    • Why Conserve Pollinators
    • Pollinator Friendly Habitat
    • Identifying Pollinators
  • Resources
  • Media & News
    • Blog
    • Newsletter & Media
Picture

BLOG

Vertical Divider

Lisa Wagner Presents Native Plants for Pollinators at Botanical Gardens of Asheville September 7 

9/3/2014

0 Comments

 
Picture
Lisa Wagner, author of the award-winning blog www.naturalgardening.blogspot.com and former Director of Education for the South Carolina Botanical Gardens returns to help you design a garden to encourage native pollinators (and honey bees) by using native plants that provide nectar and pollen throughout the growing season, as well as providing larval food sources and nesting habitat,
Time: Sunday, Sept. 7, 1:30 - 3:00. 
Cost: BGA members: $12, Non-members: $17
Reservations are required.  Contact Office Administrator at BGA for additional information and/or to register (828) 252-5190.


0 Comments



Leave a Reply.

    Header photo by: Nancy Lee Adamson
    Picture

    Categories

    All
    Asheville
    Bee Campus USA
    Certified Bee Cities
    Donation To Bee City USA
    Events
    Honeybees
    Legislation
    News
    Non Honeybee Polllinators
    Non-Honeybee Polllinators
    Pesticides
    Research

    RSS Feed


    These are the opinions and events of interest to the Bee City USA coordinator and Xerces Society.

Bee City  USA Logo
Quick Links
   > What is a Bee City
   > What is a Bee Campus
   > Why Conserve Pollinators

   > Create Habitat
   ​> Blog & News
   > Pollinator Conservation 
   > Resources at Xerces.org
Get Involved
   > Donate
   > Become a Sponsor
   > Contact Us
Please notify us at beecityusa@xerces.org
​if you find broken links or other website issues.

​

© The Xerces Society, Inc. 2012 - 2020
​Website Terms of Use | Privacy Policy
  • Home
    • About Us >
      • Mission & Values
      • Our History
      • Bee City Canada
      • Contact Us
  • Bee City USA
    • Current Bee Cities
    • What is a Bee City
    • Benefits to your community
    • FAQs-City
    • Application-City
    • Renewal-City
    • Annual Reports - City >
      • 2017 - City
      • 2018 - City
      • 2019 - City
  • Bee Campus USA
    • Current Bee Campuses
    • What is a Bee Campus
    • Benefits to your campus
    • FAQs - Campus
    • Application-Campus
    • Renewal-Campus
    • Annual Reports - Campus >
      • 2017 - Campus
      • 2018 - Campus
      • 2019 - Campus
  • Get Involved
    • Create Habitat
    • Donate
    • Supporters
  • About Pollinators
    • Why Conserve Pollinators
    • Pollinator Friendly Habitat
    • Identifying Pollinators
  • Resources
  • Media & News
    • Blog
    • Newsletter & Media