Four Seasons Gardening Webinar Series
Discover the steps not to skip when caring for a lawn.
Does a lawn really need to be fertilized four times a year? Is watering every day helping or hurting the lawn? And how much of that advice on social media is good advice? This session breaks down research-based lawn care practices in plain language. Learn which steps truly matter, which ones are optional, and how to choose a level of lawn care that fits individual goals, budget, and time — whether the desire is a low-maintenance yard or a more polished look.
Presenter: Chris Enroth, horticulture educator, Illinois Extension
If you need a reasonable accommodation to participate, please contact the series coordinators at Gemini Bhalsod at gbhalsod@illinois.edu, Nancy Kreith at kreith@illinois.edu, or Andrew Holsinger at aholsing@illinois.edu.
About Four Seasons Gardening Series
University of Illinois Extension’s Four Seasons Gardening series focuses on home gardening, environmental stewardship, and backyard food production. The Four Seasons Gardening series is a monthly online series led by Illinois Extension experts beginning at 1:30 p.m. on select Tuesdays and is free to attend. Registration is required. Learn more about the series and register for individual events at go.illinois.edu/FourSeasons.
Have a gardening topic on your mind and want to know more? Share suggestions for upcoming sessions with the series coordinators.
Additional Summer Session
Moth Gardening: Amazing Pollinators of the Night, June 9
Butterflies are one of the most popular garden themes, but what about their nighttime counterparts? Moths, the stunning, majestic insects of the evening, are important pollinators. Join in for a lively discussion of moth identification, life cycle, and strategies to use to attract moths to a landscape. Presenter: Nancy Kuhajda, horticulture educator, Illinois Extension