Suburban Homesteading: Gardening for Winter Wildlife

The garden doesn’t stop being useful when the growing season ends. Learn how to design and manage your garden to provide food, shelter, and habitat for birds, pollinators, and other wildlife throughout the fall and winter. UW-Madison Extension Horticulture Educator Jacob Kluza will help us take a look at plants that offer seeds, berries, and other food sources, as well as the importance of leaving certain stems, leaves, and plant debris in place for overwintering insects and other wildlife. We’ll also discuss simple changes you can make in your garden to support wildlife through the colder months while creating a more resilient and interesting landscape.

Free and open to the public.

Please contact Hannah if you have questions at 920-886-6315.

This program was made possible by the Friends of the Neenah Library and the Neenah Public Library Trust Fund. Donations to the Friends and the Trust Fund are always accepted and appreciated.

Everyone is welcome. If accommodations are needed to attend, please contact the library administrative office at 920-886-6315 or by email at [email protected] at least 24 hours in advance of the program.