THE REAL DIRT ON SMART GARDENING
Working Smarter to Create Gardens with the "WOW FACTOR"
[FERNDALE] – Want more color and variety in your garden, but not sure what to plant where? Horticulturalist Vivian Multari-Ginsberg will discuss plant choices and flower combinations to help achieve beautiful, sustainable gardens with the “wow factor.”
Want to work smarter this year? Gardening expert Mary Lewis will demonstrate cool tools and explain time tested tricks to make gardening time more fun.
Sullivan Renaissance is holding its spring gardening seminar entitled “The Real Dirt on Smart Gardening” on Wednesday, May 4 at 7:00 p.m. at the CVI Center in Ferndale.
Bring your enthusiasm and questions! There will be time to answer specific questions.
Working Smarter to Create Gardens with the "WOW FACTOR"
[FERNDALE] – Want more color and variety in your garden, but not sure what to plant where? Horticulturalist Vivian Multari-Ginsberg will discuss plant choices and flower combinations to help achieve beautiful, sustainable gardens with the “wow factor.”
Want to work smarter this year? Gardening expert Mary Lewis will demonstrate cool tools and explain time tested tricks to make gardening time more fun.
Sullivan Renaissance is holding its spring gardening seminar entitled “The Real Dirt on Smart Gardening” on Wednesday, May 4 at 7:00 p.m. at the CVI Center in Ferndale.
Bring your enthusiasm and questions! There will be time to answer specific questions.
Pre-registration is requested. Refreshments will be provided. For more information or to register, contact Sullivan Renaissance at http://www.sullivanrenaissance.org/ or 845-295-2445.
Sullivan Renaissance is a beautification and community development program principally funded by the Gerry Foundation. Sponsors include Bold Gold Media Group/Thunder 102, Sullivan County Democrat, The River Reporter and WSUL/WVOS.
Sullivan Renaissance is a beautification and community development program principally funded by the Gerry Foundation. Sponsors include Bold Gold Media Group/Thunder 102, Sullivan County Democrat, The River Reporter and WSUL/WVOS.
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