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Spring 2009 Seminar Series
It's that time of year again: we're itching to start making plans and get back in our gardens. To get everyone started on the right track, we've lined up a great series of seminars (click here) this year, all about early spring projects that anyone can do to have a great year in the garden. You'll notice a few changes this year.
After listening to many of your comments, we have scheduled all of the seminars on Saturdays; hopefully, this will allow more people to attend (and it won't be so dark and cold!). The seminars on March 14 and April 18-19 (Garden Party) are Mini-Talks: 20-25 minutes each on a variety of topics, and the speakers will be around afterwards to answer questions. No reservations are necessary for these dates! The Tour of our growing facility on March 28, does require reservations for one of three time slots. Meet us there (maps will be available) for an educational behind-the-scenes look. Some things haven't changed: all seminars are free, and lots of fun! See and print the full schedule here.