Habitat Gardening - Preparing for Winter (UC Master Gardener Series)
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Would you like to attract birds, bees and butterflies to your garden? No matter what size garden you have--from pots to yards--you can offer our native wildlife some habitat! Join Master Gardeners Bobby Nabili and Lynne Trulio to learn the principles of habitat gardening— the practice of using our gardens to create habitat for wildlife —with a focus on what to do as winter approaches. We'll spend time discussing YOUR specific questions and conditions so that your actions are targeted to benefit wildlife. Babak Nabili Biography : UC Master Gardener Bobby Nabili’s passion for nature and the environment led him to become a Master Gardener ('24) to educate the public about sustainable gardening practices. After successfully creating a Habitat Garden with his wife at their Redwood City home, he’s sharing his lessons for creating beautiful, functional gardens using pollinator-friendly, native plants that provide hospitable settings for birds, bees, and butterflies to thrive. Lynne Trulio Biography : UC Master Gardener Lynne Trulio is a graduate of the 2024 UC Master Gardener class and has deep interests in native species and vegetable gardening. She is a retired professor of environmental studies at San Jose State University, and her research is focused on protecting biodiversity in California. Habitat gardening is a natural extension of her interests and background
