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Fall Blooming Native Plants for Pollinator Support - Identification Walk and Talk

  • September 27, 2026 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
  • Cedar Circle Farm and Education Center

    225 Pavillion Road
    Thetford, Vermont 05043
Description

Join Tobi Schulman of Bird and Bee Native plants for Native Plant ID stroll. Many of our late summer and fall blooming native plants are a beautiful and important part of the late summer and fall landscape. Come on a stroll and get to know some of them better, and learn the tools you need to help you learn them all. Not only do Asters, Goldenrods, and other fall blooming species make our landscape beautiful, they provide important pollen and nectar to many wild bee species, specialist bees, butterflies (including Monarchs), moths, beetles, and other pollinators during this season. We will talk about the importance of supporting at-risk and specialist bees and how to help record observations of pollinators we see visiting these flowers. We will discuss plant identification tools to help you get to know your landscape better, using iNaturalist to log observations of pollinators to help scientists, and the Go Botany website as identification resources. 

 

This workshop is made possible with the support of the One Hive Foundation.

Date & Time

Sun, Sep 27, 2026 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM

Venue Details

Cedar Circle Farm and Education Center

225 Pavillion Road
Thetford, Vermont 05043 Cedar Circle Farm and Education Center
Cedar Circle Farm & Education Center

Cedar Circle Farm and Education Center is a non-profit educational organic farm located on conserved land along the Connecticut River in East Thetford, VT. Our farm is a community hub with a bustling farmstand, coffee shop, commercial kitchen, native plant nursery, retail greenhouses, cut flower garden, and diverse education programs.

We are a working farm—growing certified organic vegetables, berries, greens, herbs, native plants (not yet certified), and cut flowers on about 25 acres—with a deep commitment to developing regenerative agriculture systems for our annual vegetable and flower production.

Cedar Circle operates as an organic farm with a social mission, and we prioritize involving members of our community as we develop and share practices that promote regenerative agriculture, good health, and a resource-rich environment. Our educational programming for learners of all ages aims to build connections between our food, ecosystems, and community.

For over 25 years since its inception, the Farm’s practices have evolved to incorporate regenerative organic principles, and the Farm’s purpose and activities have evolved to include a thriving education program and opportunities for community engagement.


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