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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2026 · 55 MIN

Why Insects are the Most Interesting Neighbors You Have

from Curious by Nature with Deep Roots · host Deep Roots KC

The Micro-World Living in Your Garden: Why Insects Are the Most Interesting Neighbors You HaveInsects are essential to healthy landscapes and quietly shape our gardens in ways we rarely notice. This presentation invites you to slow down and explore the hidden micro-world living in your garden and the vital roles insects play. Join Tamra Reall, Field Specialist in Horticulture for University of Missouri Extension to learn how insects use gardens as habitat and why even small green spaces matter. We’ll look beyond pollinators to better understand the full range of insect roles that support healthy ecosystems. Along the way, you’ll discover how native plants strengthen these relationships and support a greater diversity of life.To view the video of this episode and join our webinars live every 1st and 3rd Thursday at 12pm CST, visit www.deeproots.org/curious-by-nature Questions, comments or feedback? Contact us at [email protected]

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