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SUMMARY:Plants:  Native\, Non-Native and Invasive at Hempstead Public Library April 23rd at 7!
DESCRIPTION:Please join Marshall Brown\, Co-Founder and Board President of the Long Island Conservancy\, as he speaks about the importance of native plants\, the problems that non-native plants bring\, and the threat that invasive plants pose for Long Island. \nCome learn what you can do in your yard and in your community to support local wildlife. Learn what plants you should be planting and which ones to avoid.
URL:https://longislandconservancy.org/event/plants-native-non-native-and-invasive-at-hempstead-public-library-april-23rd-at-7/
LOCATION:Hempstead Public Library\, 115 James A. Garner Way\, Hempstead\, NY\, 11550\, United States
CATEGORIES:Discussion,Lecture,Long Island Invasive Plants,Long Island Native Plants,The Dirty Dozen
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SUMMARY:Spring Planting Time at Plantstock II!
DESCRIPTION:Ready For Spring Planting?  Are You Ready For ….\nPlantstock II!\nPlantstock II 11 AM -2 PM April 20th at  H.O.G.\, is a gathering of native plant growers and non-profits dedicated to restoring native habitat in their respective communities.   There will be native plants for sale as well as art and apparel inspired by local nature.  Hear from and meet \nFor 25 years\, H.O.G. has served as a local farm/coop\, and a community gathering place.   We are delighted that with them we are bringing together the plant people together with the vegetable people. \nBuy Native Plants\nAt Plantstock: \n\nLearn about The Dirty Dozen \nHear about The Thousand Yards Campaign in Bellport\nThen there is The Thousand More Yards Campaign in Brookhaven\nHear from local environmental stewards speak on their plantings\nDiscuss how we can work to extend the message of habitat restoration to LI’s 13 towns\nBecome a part of our effort to restore The American Chestnut.\n\nSchedule\n \n11:00 – 11:15 Intro: Why We Are All Here Today\n11:30 – 12:30 Music From Karin Wagner and Eric Semo\n11:15 – 12:30 Mingling and Plant Purchases\n12:30 – 1:00 Keynote: Native versus Invasive: Saving LI\n1:00 – 1:20 The Dirty Dozen: LI’s Worst Invasive Plants\n1:20 – 1:40 Thousands of Yards – Bellport\, Brookhaven\n1:45 – 2:00 Bringing Back The American Chestnut \nThe La Toxica Taqueria truck will be on hand. \nDon’t forget to buy your produce at HOG www.thehogfarm.org \nCheck out our Arbor Day American Chestnut Planting event 10–1 April 27th at Meadow Croft! \n \nThere is so much that needs to be done on Long Island.  We must preserve what habitats we have\, and restore what we can\, and in every community.   Our local wildlife is depending upon us to plant native\, and that can start with your spring planting. \nLet us leave a living legacy here on Long Island for future generations. \nAnd let’s have some fun while we’re at it!
URL:https://longislandconservancy.org/event/spring-planting/
LOCATION:Hamlet Organic Garden\, 319 Beaver Dam Road\, Brookhaven\, NY\, 11719\, United States
CATEGORIES:Gathering,Plantstock,The Dirty Dozen
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ORGANIZER;CN="The Long Island Conservancy":MAILTO:info@longislandconservancy.org
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SUMMARY:Kill The Spotted Lanternfly and The Tree of Heaven -- An Online Forum
DESCRIPTION:The Spotted Lanternfly is now making it’s way east\, following the highways and the train lines\, clustering on trees\, with the worst yet to come.  The Spotted Lanternfly was only recently introduced here in 2012 as a ‘stowaway’: \nSpotted lanternfly (SLF)\, Lycorma delicatula\, an invasive planthopper native to China\, is thought to have arrived as egg masses on a stone shipment in 2012. That first infestation was found in Berks County\, Pennsylvania\, in 2014 in a wooded area of Ailanthus altissima\, or Tree of Heaven.” \nCornell College of Agriculture and Life Sciences \nThe Tree of Heaven by contrast\, was introduced here in the 1700’s as an exotic from China.  Like any non-native plant\, it is invisible to native insects\, and therefore has been a landscaper’s favorite.   They call such plants exotics or ornamentals.   You will hardly ever find an insect bite on them UNLESS that insect is also non-native\, and is adapted to feed off that plant. \nFor The Spotted Lanternfly\, The Tree Heaven is “home cooking.”   They will spread to where there is Tree of Heaven growing.  And the problem is\, it is now growing about everywhere\, along our highways\, trainlines\, and in our public parks and forests and The Spotted Lanternfly is right there with them. \nIn this public discussion of the tree and the fly\, we will discuss how to identify and kill the Tree of Heaven\,  as well as how we may defend our farms and properties from the spotted lanternfly. \nTree of heaven – Latin name – Ailanthus altissima\nREGISTER HERE TO BE A PART OF THE DISCUSSION THURSDAY SEPT 7TH 11-12. \nPlease visit our Library to view our previous videos.
URL:https://longislandconservancy.org/event/spotted-lanternfly/
LOCATION:Little Green Shoots Studio\, 275 Candee Ave\, Sayville\, NY\, 11782\, United States
CATEGORIES:Discussion,Little Green Shoots,The Dirty Dozen
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