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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2017-0606 Documents Submitted at Mtg ~C- North Mountain Par~C Nature Center 62o N MoUntain~venue in Ashland www.NorthMountainPark.org 541.488.6606 Ashland Pollinator Garden Tour 1~pTOR DAY Sunday DATE July 9 ~ a TIME 10am-2pm ~ if ~ PLACE NMP Nature Center _ COST $10 ro o AGES AI I Ages r~ Ls A P~~ A - Ash~a~ Bee City USA Ashland's First Annual Pollinator Garden Tour showcases more than a dozen pollinator gardens created by the residents of Ashland. During this self-guided tour, you will see gardens that are not only beautiful, but also support our pollinators with year-round forage and habitat. Gardens range in style from 'a little on the wild side' to `perfectly designed'. The gardeners will be in their gardens to welcome you and answer questions. (Bathrooms will not be available at the tour sites.) Please register online at www.ashland,ocus/register or call the Nature Center at 541-488-6606. INSTRUCTOR Bee City USA, Ashland Subcommittee, and local gardeners. ~,SH~ To Register for a program, or View , the complete Ashland Parks ~ Program Recreation Guide online www.ashland.or.us/register Resources for Pollinator Gardens F!~ I Plants - • The Xerces Society 1~tth:~~~~~~«~.~~°ices.or~~~~r~~-col~tcnt'u~loads~201~~09'CaliforlliaPla~ntl,ist ~~eb.~~f 11ttI~: t~d'~t4t'.ICTCeS.or~~~~~«~'~)-COntellt~lll)101(~5~~~)I-~~~t)~~1~1'I~lIT1f;~C?I"1~1i1'f'S~~~~z111t~~1St 1t~f;~?.~1Clf • Pollinator Partnership htt~~:' ~~~~~~~~.1x~Ilir~atoi~.or~~PDI~s~Sierran~te~~e.r~3,~x1f • Oregon State University hitl~: ~ltensiotl.ore~roi~state.ccltl lane sites default files documents nati~~e~ollinaorl~lan---t~~l?.~f~ • Native Plants for Southern Oregon lltths:'klamathsiski~~ouseeds.corn~ll~lti~~e-~oliinator-hla~lts-foa~-so~ltllern-ore~~t~►n~ • Native Plants Frequented by Native Bees and Other Pollinators 1~~:~sali~associates~c~~mf~dl~~ati~~e I'ollinatt:~r I'lal~ts 201I~)30l.lxlf • Oregon Flo~•a Project l~ttl~: ore~~,onflora.~~~r~;~ardenirl~.1,~11h'?sort=~IlOi:)#~~ie~~~ • Pollinator Project Rogue Valley {rni~lti~le links) l1ttl~: ~c~L~~~~.~ollinatorhr~~~~ectro~ruc€~-alle~:~_~r~ ~~f ~resoru~ces'c 1-~~:~; • Bee City USA l~tt~: r~~c~~~.hcc.~cii~usa.~~~~~7 certified-cities.l~tmil~ ne~~s Pollinators - • Fish and Wildlife Service 1~. 1~~~~~i~~~~. f~~~~~s.~~~»~ ~ollinal~~j~~s ~l'ollina~~~1~I'yies l'~~1~1~I Lelh.hi«~ll/~rar~Ici~~ • Enhancing Nest Sites For Native Bee Crop Pollinators 11~ r~~t~~~a~.hla~~ts.i~5da.~~~_~~~~pollil~~~ltors~lnhancint Nest ;sites I~~~r ~ati~-e l3ee (:'roh I'ollinators.hdf~ • Savvy Gardening httl): ~ 5ci1'1 ~~7slydenln~~.CO111 l)urld-a-l?eetle~-hunk-OI'-1)llnli) lit_~~sal~~~~~~~ard~~~r~ir~~.com. E~-reasons-noi-tr~7-cl~~~irl-u~j-~~our-Uardet~l-this-fall.: • Beyond Pesticides ht-ti?4~ «~~~~~l~.b~~ondlx~sticides.or~assets nu~clia clocunlerlts illfoser~~ices ~esticidesand~ott ("fo`-er('ite:d,l~c(l. • Southern Oregon Beekeepers Association 1lttlr. ~~~~~~t~~.southel~nore~ ollbeekee~~el~s.or~ • Southern Oregon Monarch Advocates lltt «~~~t`.faeel~ool:.con~ so~~~onarcl~s • Wild Bee Garden App I~t~s~ itt.Ines.a~~~~lc°.cona us al~~~~~ild-lee ~~arderls id~~~71-X5177'?rl~t= • BugGuide (U~S' cr~r~~ Gcrnnd~r) 11t,~?_ ~li~r~,~uide.nct • The Amateur Anthecologist htt~?: ~~tt~l~~.~illiatelli'aflt~~lf:'C(l~o~?ISt.COnl (continued on re~~erse) Pollinator Project Rogue Valley ~Vln~~ 2017 Books and Publications - • Attracting Native Pollinators htt~~: ~e~~ces.ol~~~anno~Incin~~-the-~~ublicalion-ol~-att~~actin~7-nati~~e-~x~l]inators • Gardening for Butterflies htt~: ~~~~~-~~~«~.~el~ces.or~~books-butterfl~~-~ardenin • Attracting Pollinators to Your Garden using Native Plants 1~ti~~: ~~~~~~~~~~.fs.t~ed.Lls~~~iidl~ol~~el:SIx~llinators documents .~~t~ractin~l'ollinators~~~ ~~df • Common Bee Pollinators of Oregon Crops w~w.oregon.gov/ODAishared/Documents/PublicationslLPPMIODAGuideBeePollinators2016ForWeb.p~f • Field Guide to the Common Bees of California: Including Bees of the Western United States (California Natural History Guides} Iitt~~: ~s~~~~~~.amaz~~~n.c~~I~~II~i~;1d-( ui~le-('un~n~~~n-Dees-(_'alit~~~I~I~ia~~~~t)~2(1? ~2S-~f~~r ie=~-`hI::B&~~sc=l~redirect=true~reh =o~ sc act title 2&sn~id=.~h~'PI)KIK10D~~IZ • The Bee-Friendly Garden: Design an Abundant, Flower-Filled Yard that Nurtures :Bees and Supports Biodiversity lltth: ~~~~~~~~~.~~I11a~,un.com I3ee-I~ricndl~~-(garden-.~bundal~t-I~(o~cel~-hille~I-I~iodi~~~ersi~~ d~~ 1 f~~~~?7-I?~~~~~~ Ie=[_''I'I~8&~~sc=1 ''redirect-h~rle~~rel~ =o~ sc act tltle 1~~smld=: ~`ht.l'l_)[~Ih~.(ll~)I~I~ • Pacific Horticulture 11ttI7: ~1~~1'4~~.1)a~ Clfit;]ll~l'11C,lllltll'C.C~I'~r • A Pocket Guide to the Common Natural Enemies of Crop and Garden Pests in the Pacific Northwest htt~?:«.~~_n,,i~~Innet.or~I't,~te~rs and Pres~ltationsPocket (I~Iide \~~~atural l~nemies~.dl' • Garden Plants for Honey Bees httl.~s: ~~~~~~~,~~~.arlla~;~~I~.c~~~n~(_~ard~~r~-1'iat11~-IIon~.~~~-I'i~teI~-I,in~itn~~r~lh~ lx~'S(~)~~"~ (continued on re~~el~se) Pollinator Project Rogue Valley Ma~~ 2017 I f~ - , Gt~~ fir;, ~~~.,~-_~~;~1-:'~l(~;~~ ~ufite~fly Host Plants: Even though host plants aren't top-of-mind when planning a butterfly garden, no butterfly garden is complete without these important, 'behind-the-scenes', plants. . Host plants are the nurseries of the garden. if you keep an eye out you'll see. the female p as she flits around the plant, gently laying her nexfi brood's eggs, sometimes on the top of leaves but usually on the bottom, hidden from predators, Then, in Z O to 14 days, the tiny larvae, less than an eighth inch long, emerge and begin eating the plant, It's a fascinating process as they munch away, growing larger every day. Equally fascinating is watching the caterpillar leave the plant to form a chrysalis.. Host plants range from flowering plants like Milkweed and Passion vine, to herbs like Fennel, to bushes as well as trees like 5~veet Bay Magnolia. By including both host plants and nectar plants in your garden, you can attract a wider selection of butterflies while providing an environment that supports their enure life cycle. Gommon Host Plants Flowers . 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Rose, Hardy Shrub (Rosa spp, ~ Shrub Dogbane {Apocynum spp.} Perenniat Russian Sage {Peravskia atnptic~~fotia} Shrub fiireweed {Chamerion angusttfoiturn}Perenniat ~ Silver Lace Vine {po~ygonum ouberfi} Dine Flax, European (Lirrum usifatissimum} Annual SnQwberry {Syrttp~aoricarpus r~d~usj Shrub N lavender {LavandutQ spp ~ Perenniat ~firginia Creeper ~Parthenocissus~ Climbing Vine Pearly Everlasting {AnAphatismargQrifaceaf..} Perennials, Annuals, Bulbs, etc. Perennial ~ Penstemon {Rensternon spp.} Annual, perennial AlfatfAlfatfa {~edicago saliva} Perenniat Squash {Cucurbita pepo L.} Annual dine Bachelor's Buttan {Centaurea Cygnus} Annual Thyme Thymus spp.} Herb Borage {Bongo of~cinQlrs Annual Trees and Shrubs Goldenrod {solidago spp.} Perennial Chaparral Broom ~Baccharis pitularis~ Shrub Hyssop, Anise {Agastache~aenicu~um~ Perennial Rabbitbrush {Chrysosgmnus spp.} Shrub N Pearly Everlasting {Anapf~atis rr~argr~rilacea Perennials, Annuals, etc. Perenniat ~ Aster {Asters Perennial Penstemon {Penstemon spp.) Annual, perennial N Rp Salvia {Salvia spp.} Annual, Perennial Beggar-Ticks {8idet~s frondosa} Perennial Herb N Chicory {Chichorlurrp intybus} Perennial ~ 4reg©n State Beekeepers Association www.orsba.org. See "Regional Associations" for a group near you. t}regon Master Beekeeper Program www.oregonmasterbeekeeper.org OSi~ honey Bee lab h®neybeelab.oreganstate.edu Find the booklet, "How to Reduce Bee Poisoning #rom Pesticides" under "Info for Beekeepers". l(erces Society www.xerces.org The Melissa Garden www.themelissagarden.com Pollinator Partnership www.pollinatQr.org Native Pollinator www.nativepollinator.corn ~e~n v ~~ry This information brought to you courtesy of lire Oregon State BeeiCeepers - Association, Oregon Master BeekeQper Program, and Umpqua 8anit. UMPQ~A , ,