Herschel King Park 100 Grady Prather Jr. Palm Coast

Gardening For Pollinators   Speaker:       Evelyn “Prissy” Fletcher Horticulture Agent, UF/IFAS Putnam County Ext East Palatka, FL   Description: Bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, oh my. So many pollinators exist in Florida, and many of them have specific plants that they prefer … Continue reading →

Beautify A1A Scenic Highway Guest Speakers: Danielle Anderson Executive Director of Friends of A1A Scenic & Coastal Byway & Marge Rooyakkers, VP of PRIDE Description:  Being a part of the A1A National Scenic Byway offers an unparalleled opportunity to take … Continue reading →

Sign-in begins at 12:30 p.m, Purely For Pleasure Guest Speaker: Penny Decker, Master Flower Show Judge, NGC  instructor in design. Description:  Penny will be discussing beautiful easy floral designs for the home and holidays. Formerly from MA, Penny loves working with … Continue reading →

Planting Trees for Pollinators Guest Speaker:    Carol Mini of Urban Forester, City of Palm Coast   Description: Our Pollinators are in Peril. Their habitat is being destroyed and pesticides are taking their toll on the unintended targets. What can … Continue reading →

Rain Gardens Guest Speaker:   Terra Freeman, Urban & Commercial Horticulture Extension Agent, UF/IFAS St. Johns County Extension Description: Explore how rain gardens can contribute to the quality of our waterways and the basic steps to create one.

Pollinators Need Help Guest Speaker:    Podduturu  (PM) Reddy Master Gardener UF/IFAS Flagler County Member of Garden Club at Palm Coast Description: The presentation will include preservation and restoration of pollinator habitats including host plants and nectar plants. The discussion … Continue reading →

Propagating Pollinator Habitats Program:             “Propagating Pollinator Habitats” Guest Speaker:     Erin E. Alvarez (Lecturer) UF/IFAS Environmental Horticulture Description:   Most of our food and ornamental plants rely on some kind of critter to get the next generation going. Gardeners can help pollinators … Continue reading →