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Native woodland wildflowers such as Bloodroot, Jeffersonia and Hepatica are the stars of the early spring garden. Learn about their habitats, ideal growing conditions and unique adaptations! Instructed by Joan Butler […]

This lecture explores using native plants in an ornamental way to create dynamic, stunning meadow gardens. Layout tech-niques echoing the way plants communities intermingle will make your flowering planned meadow […]

This class will cover how to establish and maintain a backyard vineyard. Topics covered include: identifying suitable fruit growing land or modifying your current backyard to grow grapes; how to […]

Spring is an ideal time to be transplanting woody plants, and this lecture will introduce you to new and old favorites that make the most of small spaces.  In the […]

Growing plants from seed can be both fun and challenging. In this lecture Gretel Anspach will review the timeline for starting vegetable and ornamental plants, as well as review the the […]

Welcome to our spring Introduction to Gardening series! This series consists of 6 individual lectures over the course of 6 weeks. Lectures take place on Tuesday evenings at 7pm. You are […]

This class is for those who want to grow small fruits in their backyard or on small commercial fruit farms. Growing blueberries, brambles, strawberries, or currants in your backyard can […]

Whether you garden in sun or shade, there are many lovely spring perenni-als that will add colorful flowers and interesting foliage to the early season garden. Learn about our favorites and how to combine […]

The quality and make-up of your soil has a huge influence on how well your plants will do. Unlike sunlight, air and water (the other 3 requirements), you can’t tell […]