Prepare your Garden for WinterMaster Gardener Rich Kedanis will discuss preparation of your residential garden for wintertime. Vegetable gardens as well as ornamental gardens will be addressed. In-ground, container and raised bed gardens will also be considered. Fall is for planting! Learn to make use of this optimal seasonal window to enhance your gardens year round.When: Wednesday, September 21st at 6pmWhere: Willows Park Preserve in Villanova, PA

Come join us IN-PERSON at the Wagner for an evening talk with Dr. Kate Goodrich to learn about the pollination ecology of the native Pawpaw!WEEKNIGHTS AT THE WAGNER: Flowers, Flies and Fermentation: the Pollination Ecology of Pawpaw With Dr. Kate GoodrichThe pawpaw (Asimina triloba) is a fascinating local tree that produces the largest native fruits in North America. It was widely known and consumed by indigenous people and early colonists, but it is less well-known today. Pawpaws bloom in early spring with small, maroon, yeasty-smelling flowers. The oddly-scented flowers attract a collection of flies normally associated with fermenting fruits or

Mike Hartshorne, director of ecological services at Princeton Hydro, will share the story of a yearlong community science project along the Schuylkill River.