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Join us at the Snetsinger Butterfly Garden pollinator habitat from dawn to dusk at Tom Tudek Memorial Park.

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Our Mission


Winter Sowing

It might be cold outside, but winter sowing your favorite native perennials will help you warm up for spring. Check out our video to find out how!

Images: Lisa Schneider Music: Bensound.com/royalty-free-music, License code: YIGS2C8KJKLV50MM, Artist Benjamin Tissot

Interested in learning more about gardening for pollinators?
Looking to connect with like-minded members of our community?

Whether you’re a student, retiree, or somewhere in between, you can help us grow our habitat by volunteering in our demonstration gardens. Many hands make light work! Groups are also welcome. If you’re interested, contact us at info@snetsingerbutterflygarden.org

At the end of August, POLLINATORS! The Musical was honored to accept second place, Innovative Projects, in the David Gibby Search for Excellence awards at the (virtual) International Master Gardener Conference in Texas. This engaging and educational musical puppet show is just another example of the SBG’s commitment to creative outreach programming. Plans are in the works to bring the show to an even wider audience–stay tuned!

Notes from the Habitat

Feed the Birds?

We know that native plants are the best source of winter food for birds–both the seeds and berries they produce, and the insects that they…

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It seems almost unbelievable on a frigid winter’s day, but some butterflies in central PA endure the winter as adults. The mourning cloak butterfly (Nymphalis…

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Podcast: Pollinator Confidential

Explore the directory

Search our directory of birds, plants, butterflies and bees that call the Snetsinger Butterfly Garden home.

Build Your Own Pollinator Garden

Learn How to Plant for Pollinators

Learn the best tips and tricks for attracting pollinators to your own private garden.

Certify your Pollinator Garden

Once you’ve done the work, let your garden be recognized as valuable pollinator habitat.

Become a Master Gardener

Love to garden? Make new connections and benefit the community by joining the Master Gardener program.

“He can never be quite poor or friendless who has learned to read the secrets of the great outside world”
Agnes McClelland Daulton, Wings and Stings, 1903

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