The Pollinator-Friendly Yard in Autumn
First Presbyterian Church
211 W. Chicago Blvd., Tecumseh
Autumn may be the end of the growing season, but the choices you make in your yard now can benefit pollinators through winter and beyond. Learn how to create habitat, preserve nesting sites, rethink the “perfect” lawn, and attract even more pollinators next spring. You will walk away with practical suggestions you can incorporate into your own yard. Presented by Lee Walsh, Advanced Master Gardener.
For more information call 517-815-4159, leelwalsh@comcast.net .
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Tecumseh Public Schools
Wed, 09/20/2023 - 1:18pm -
Pictured (l-r) are Carol Kruemmer, development director, and Kim Graziosi, executive director of ALS of Michigan, Brooklyn Beard, Jeff Stewlow, Mason Stewlow and Lori Stewlow. Photo by Jim Lincoln.
Wed, 09/20/2023 - 1:14pm -
Social district map shows boundaries of the DDA district in yellow bound by Pearl and Ottawa streets (east/west) and Logan and Pottawatamie streets (north/south). Within the DDA district, there are two areas designated 1 and 2 outlined in red where alcohol can be carried outdoors with stipulations. Yellow stars represents businesses eligible to sell alcohol. Photo submitted.
Wed, 09/20/2023 - 1:06pm