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Bringing the Outside In: Overwintering Tender Perennial Plants

Four Seasons Gardening Webinar Series

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A large, well-manicured backyard landscape featuring blue and black salvia plants in potted planters.

Explore annuals that are actually perennials with a little extra care.

Zonal geraniums, black and blue salvia, coleus, and lemon grass are just a few of the dozens of plant varieties northern gardeners often treat as annuals. But these plants have a secret. They are tender perennials that can be overwintered indoors to enjoy again next year. Attendees will walk away from the discussion with options and strategies for overwintering and propagating tender perennial plants.

Presenter: Nancy Kuhajda, horticulture educator, Illinois Extension 

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 Fall Session

Speak for the Trees: Community Advocacy for Urban Forests, Oct. 20

Community trees are an essential part of the urban ecosystem and add great value to the places we call home. Discover practical ways to become an advocate for the trees that strengthen communities. Through this program, residents will be provided with an assortment of strategies to get involved. Large and small actions make a difference. Attendees will gain tools, resources, and actionable strategies to champion a healthy, thriving forest so they can speak for the trees. Presenter: Emily Swihart, horticulture educator, Illinois Extension 

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