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DTSTAMP:20260901T070348Z
DTSTART:20261110T120000Z
DTEND:20261110T130000Z
SUMMARY:Rethinking Seasonal Cleanup: Why Less Can Be More for Wildlife (v
 irtual)
DESCRIPTION:Are you unsure about when to cut back dormant plants or how m
 any leaves to leave behind? Perhaps you&#8217\\;ve heard about stem-nesti
 ng bees or insects that overwinter in fallen foliage and want to support 
 them. Traditional garden practice dictated raking leaves and cutting ever
 ything back to &#8220\\;tidy up&#8221\\; before winter. Today\\, delaying
  cutbacks and leaving fallen leaves has become more common as gardeners a
 ppreciate plants’ unique winter beauty and prioritize wildlife. The bes
 t approach depends on your landscape goals and priorities\\, and this ses
 sion will help you navigate seasonal cutbacks and leaf management. Join S
 hannon Currey\\, education and outreach at Izel Native Plants\\, to learn
  strategies that support local wildlife while maintaining a landscape tha
 t looks cared for and intentional. This description is for the virtual at
 tendance option—register separately to attend in person.\\nFee: Free\\;
  registration required. \\nLocation: Zoom. The recording will be shared w
 ith all registrants.\\nAccessibility: This program will be on Zoom with t
 he option to enable closed captioning.\\nhttps://www.gayout.com/usa-canad
 a/united-states/durham/events/rethinking-seasonal-cleanup-why-less-can-be
 -more-for-wildlife-virtual--2026-11-10
LOCATION:gardens.duke.edu
URL:https://www.gayout.com/usa-canada/united-states/durham/events/rethinking-seasonal-cleanup-why-less-can-be-more-for-wildlife-virtual--2026-11-10
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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