Planning for Spring: Color in Your Garden
Thursday, October 10; 6–8 p.m.
This is an introduction on how to incorporate color into your spring landscapes using color schemes, texture, planned plant material, bulbs, and structural elements. This course will help homeowners come up with a plan to give their garden and landscaping direction and the knowledge needed to create a space filled with color for the spring season.
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Planting with Multiseason Interest
Note: dates have changed from catalog
Thursday, October 17; 10 a.m.–noon
It’s not just the flowers that make a garden beautiful! Foliage, color, bark, and contrasting texture can add the impact you are looking for. In this class we will look at tree and shrub selection, bulbs, perennials, and annuals that will keep your garden interesting throughout the year! Come prepared for a 1-hour walk.
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What's in a Witches' Brew?
Thursday, October 17; 5:30–7 p.m.
Plants with spooky or supernatural reputations have a complex mythology that persists to this day thanks to the strange and powerful biochemistry they actually feature. Join us to shed some light on the true stories behind plants used in medieval witchcraft, then review their modern appearances in the fantasy fiction and horror genres. Attendees will leave with a special botanical blend to add to their own potions brewed from magic beans.
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