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Dahlias: Selection & Cultivation
Dahlias: Selection & Cultivation
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Join dahlia lover and horticulturist Courtney Locke to learn the best methods for growing these stunning gems. We’ll cover all...
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Favorite Perennials: Top-20 Staff Picks
Favorite Perennials: Top-20 Staff Picks
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In this panel presentation, four CMBG horticulturists will review their top five perennials, from longtime favorites to new darlings from...
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Introduction to Native Plant Guilds (Sold out)
Introduction to Native Plant Guilds (Sold out)
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Choosing native plants for your landscape should be fun and creative, not daunting or complicated! When you consider plants in...
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Garden Design: History and Fundamentals
Garden Design: History and Fundamentals
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Whether designing one garden or several, the first step is to understand the history and significance of garden design before...
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Garden Design: A New England Lens
Garden Design: A New England Lens
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Geography and cultural history are pertinent factors for decisions made in garden design, particularly in New England’s unique and diverse...
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Water in the Landscape: Issues into Opportunities
Water in the Landscape: Issues into Opportunities
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Trevor Smith, owner of LandEscapes, is a Green Infrastructure (GI) expert for both residential and commercial properties. In this session, he will discuss how to reenvision a property’s water issues as positive and effective opportunities. Whether there's too little or too much, Trevor will explore problem-solving strategies such as water collection, retention, repurposing, or directing in order to support surrounding habitat.
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Grow from Seed: Vegetables & Herbs (Ages 14+)
Grow from Seed: Vegetables & Herbs (Ages 14+)
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Growing vegetables is enormously rewarding, especially when you start them from the tiniest of seeds. Witnessing and nurturing the growth of a plant, particularly one that nourishes in return, provides immeasurable fulfillment. Professional vegetable grower John Fromer invites gardeners of any ability, ages 14-adult, to learn about the selection and process of growing vegetables and herbs, whether started in your home or sown directly in your garden bed.
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Pruning During Dormancy (Sold out)
Pruning During Dormancy (Sold out)
Bosarge Family Education Center
Whether as a refresher or a first foray into pruning, students gain confidence in this workshop and demonstration covering pruning...
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Garden Design: Creating a Base Plan
Garden Design: Creating a Base Plan
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Beginning a base plan for a plan-view design of your garden may not be the most exciting part of the...
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Favorite Annuals: Top-20 Staff Picks
Favorite Annuals: Top-20 Staff Picks
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In this panel presentation, four CMBG horticulturists will review their top five annuals, from longtime favorites to new darlings from...
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Growing Your Green Thumb
Growing Your Green Thumb
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Tuesdays, March 22 and 29 | Countless new terms and often-conflicting advice can make gardening intimidating, not only for newcomers, but also for those who have been gardening for years. In this course, we’ll set gardeners up for success in the potentially overwhelming world of horticulture. Using practical, real-life examples and engaging activities, we'll review how plants are named and classified, basic plant anatomy, and how environmental factors can influence plant growth.
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Soils, Mulches, and Amendments
Soils, Mulches, and Amendments
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Soils, mulches, and amendments are fundamental for growing plants successfully indoors or out, but it’s easy to become confused, overwhelmed,...
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Garden Design: Drawing from the Landscape
Garden Design: Drawing from the Landscape
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Whether designing a secret garden or an extensive wildflower garden, it’s critical to run an assessment of the setting—built features,...
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Orientation to Certificate in Native Plants & Ecological Horticulture
Orientation to Certificate in Native Plants & Ecological Horticulture
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In orienting students to the Certicificate in Native Plants and Ecological Horticulture, we welcome both new and continuing students. Classes are open to those not pursuing the certificate, though priority will be given to program enrollees.
