Conference on Vegetable Garden Diseases and Pests at the Municipal and School Library on June 11
How to recognize and prevent the main vegetable garden diseases and pests? This conference will help you anticipate potential difficulties so that your hard work pays off and your harvest is abundant and healthy!
Summer is just around the corner and, naturally, you are looking forward to the pleasures of gardening! Back by popular demand, Elysabeth Lefebvre will introduce you to the main problems that can arise when growing vegetables in an urban environment. Insects and diseases are commonplace, but it is possible to prevent or reduce their impact on our harvest in an environmentally-friendly way. She will cover ecological prevention methods, types of treatment, weed control and physiological disorders, among other topics. Don’t miss this opportunity to ask your questions to an expert in urban agriculture!
Please note:
- The lecture will be in French;
- The minimum age is 15;
- The number of participants is limited to 20
Register now!
Location: Sutton Municipal and School Library, 19 Highland Street
Date: Thursday, June 11, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Cost: free for Sutton residents and homeowners, $11 +tx for non-residents
Registration required: online on the website or at the Library.
For help with registration or questions about library activities, please contact Jakky Foster, coordinator of the Sutton Municipal and School Library, at 450 538-5843, or by e-mail at [email protected].