Gardening for Birds & Pollinators

PHOTO Bill Boyd No matter its size, your garden can have an outsized impact on local wildlife. By planting with purpose, you can support the birds and pollinators that keep Texas landscapes thriving. Led by Wildflower Center Lead Horticulturist Amy Medley, this class will highlight the native plants that provide food, shelter, and habitat for birds, bees, and butterflies. You’ll discover how even small spaces can create big benefits for wildlife — and for you too, as your garden comes alive with movement and song. What You’ll Learn Which native plants provide the best support for birds and pollinators How to design your garden with wildlife in mind Practical care tips to keep habitats healthy and inviting This class is designed for adults (ages 15+). Participants under 18 must be accompanied by a registered adult. Space is limited, and registration is required. This class takes place during Tuesday Twilights, please stay after to enjoy food, drinks, and live music! Pricing $25 per person Members receive a discount. Join today!