The West Georgia Chapter June meeting features a presentation by Charlane Hemphill, Fayette County Master
Gardener Extension Volunteer and Georgia Master Naturalist. Charlane will discuss native plants’ role as hosts
for moths and butterflies. She’ll also review the variety of native trees and shrubs for our area and explain the
connections between wildlife, native plants, and a thriving ecosystem.

Charlane is the Operations Manager for the Fayette County Master Gardener Extension Volunteers, She is
dedicated to community service through the Master Gardener program—managing the Education Garden,
supporting the extension county office, coordinating the annual plant sale and teaching educational classes. At
home, she puts her passion into practice by cultivating a thriving native habitat.

A reception with light refreshments will begin at 6:30 followed by the program at 7:00 and a drawing for door
prizes at the conclusion.