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Spring Seminars 2008
It's that time again!
We look forward to our Spring Seminars every year, and this may be the best lineup yet! Click here to see and print the entire schedule, then call us to register for the ones you can't miss.
We've got our own John Scott discussing the lawn challenges we all face in Going For The Green; a fantastic presentation about the Ohio Heritage Gardens that will inspire you to "go native" (click here to see what it's all about); and a one-time-only look behind the scenes at our growing facility right here in Beavercreek. (Space may be limited: be sure to sign up for one of three time slots: 10:00, 11:00, or 12:00.) For a map, click here.
Want more? How about Chris Jensen from Wegerzyn Gardens inspiring us to spice up our shade gardens; the facts and options about the notorious EAB: Emerald Ash Borers, presented by OSU Extension representatives Cindy Bursky and Thais Reiff; or a fun look at gardening in limited spaces.
Watch here on our blog for more details on each seminar, and then leave your comments. Don't forget to print one and then register so we can save space for you....