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  • Gardening

Learn about the gardens tended by community members and BluePrint Geneva staff and volunteers at Crystal Street Public Garden at this free event.

¡Disponible en Español!

  • Look for insects in the garden - both “helpers” (pollinators and natural enemies) and “unwelcome guests” (pests).
  • Learn to recognize common plant diseases, especially on tomatoes and cucumbers.
  • See the beautiful fruit the tomato and cucumber plants can produce even when pests are present.
  • Taste delicious tomatoes and cucumbers grown in the garden.
  • Enjoy dinner and activities for children.
  • Bring home seeds of disease-resistant tomatoes and cucumbers for next year and perennial native flowers you can plant this fall.

What to bring:

  • The whole family! We’ll have kid-friendly activities.
  • A water bottle, bug repellent, and a chair.

Dinner will be provided. 

Please let us know if you will join us. RSVP via the "register" button below (requires a Google account sign-in) or by emailing Maeve Reilly at Maeve [at] blueprintgeneva.org (Maeve[at]blueprintgeneva[dot]org).

Date & Time

August 16, 2025
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm

A blue sign in front of a fenced-in garden that reads "Public Garden, Jardín Publico."

More information about this event.

Contact Information

Amara Dunn-Silver

  • arc55 [at] cornell.edu

Departments

Cornell Integrated Pest Management

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